Prolonged use of heavy earrings or trauma can tear or stretch the earlobe. Earlobe repair is a quick, outpatient, minimally invasive procedure that restores the natural shape of the lobe. It helps patients regain confidence in their appearance and allows them to wear earrings again if they wish.
The incision is small, and, with proper care, the scar is usually barely noticeable.
It’s recommended to wait at least 6 weeks to allow proper healing.
Fine, removable sutures are typically used and are taken out a few days after surgery.
Heavy earrings, prolonged stretching, or trauma can cause the earlobe to tear or elongate.
It’s a surgical procedure that restores the lobe’s natural shape by repairing fully or partially torn tissue.