Earlobe Repair

Earlobe repair is a surgical procedure designed to correct torn, stretched, or damaged ear lobes. This procedure is ideal for individuals who have experienced damage due to trauma, heavy earrings, or excessive stretching of the earlobes. During the surgery, the damaged tissue is carefully reshaped or sutured back together, restoring the natural appearance of the ear lobe. Ear lobe repair is a quick, minimally invasive procedure that is typically performed under awake, local anesthesia. The result is a more symmetrical, aesthetically pleasing ear lobe.
Key Benefits of Earlobe Repair
Earlobe repair restores torn, stretched, or damaged earlobes to a natural, smooth shape. This simple procedure brings back balance to your facial appearance and gives you the confidence to wear earrings again. It’s quick, effective, and designed to blend seamlessly with your natural features for a clean, refined look.
Fixes torn or stretched earlobes
Restores natural earlobe shape
Improves appearance for jewelry
Boosts confidence in profile photos
Safe, quick, long-lasting results
Recovery After Earlobe Repair
Recovery after earlobe repair is easy and straightforward. Mild swelling or tenderness may happen at first but fades quickly. The area must be kept clean, and sutures are usually removed in one week. Avoid pressure or sleeping on the ear while healing. Once fully healed, you can safely re-pierce if desired.
Minimal swelling and tenderness early
Keep area clean and protected
Avoid sleeping on treated side
Sutures removed in about one week
Avoid earrings until cleared by surgeon
Re-piercing allowed once fully healed
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear earrings again?
Yes, once fully healed. Most patients re-pierce after 6 to 8 weeks.
Will there be a scar?
A tiny scar may exist, but it's minimal and fades nicely over time.
Is the procedure painful?
It’s done under local anesthesia, so discomfort is very minimal.
How long does it take?
Most repairs take about 30 to 60 minutes.
Can stretched gauge holes be repaired?
Yes, both torn and stretched earlobes can be corrected.
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