Earlobe Reduction

Earlobe reduction is a minor surgical procedure used to correct elongated, torn, or disproportionate earlobes due to aging, genetics, or prolonged use of heavy earrings. It’s ideal for individuals who want to improve the shape of the earlobe and restore a more youthful, balanced appearance.

Indications

The following list highlights common reasons why someone might be a good candidate for this treatment. If any of these apply to you, this procedure may help you achieve your desired results.

Benefits

  • Corrects stretched or sagging earlobes
  • Allows for future earring use
  • Enhances facial symmetry
  • Quick, low-risk procedure

Technical Details

  • Duration: Approximately 30–45 minutes
  • Setting: Outpatient
  • Anesthesia: Local
  • Recovery: 5–7 days

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I wear earrings again?

You can usually re-pierce the ears after 4 to 6 weeks, once the area has fully healed.

Will there be visible scarring?

Scars are small and tend to be barely noticeable over time.

Is it painful?

No. It’s performed under local anesthesia, and any post-op discomfort is typically minimal.

What is earlobe reduction?

It’s a surgical procedure that trims and reshapes the earlobe to restore proportion and firmness.

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With over 29 years of experience in facial plastic surgery, Dr. Adler created Adler Clinics to combine advanced medical aesthetics with compassionate, personalized care. His mission continues through our team’s commitment to natural, transformative results.
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