M.auricularis-superior belongs to the extraocular muscles and consists of two muscles: the superior and inferior external auditory muscles. They both form the orbicularis anticutaneous muscle, which is located around the ear and covers the duct for earwax. This muscle is located on the back surface of the outer ear. It contracts when the earlobe contracts and the ear canal closes.
The superior externus muscle consists of medium fibers that originate from the temporalis fascia. They are attached to the vestibule of the opening of the external auditory canal and in the tragus muscle. The lower part of the muscle is attached to the hand cartilage, and the tendon