Ear Lobe Repair
Ear Lobe Repair
This reconstructive surgery(Lobuloplasty) is require if you have large ear lobe split/tear by heavy earrings or by accidental trauma. It is an office procedure done under local anesthasia. In this procedure surgeon remove the healed skin on inside your torn earlobe, then suturing the fresh edges together. Sutures are very fine,so not visible. Re-peircing can be done once scar get healed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ear lobe repair is usually needed for stretched, torn, or split lobes caused by heavy earrings or injury.
Local anaesthesia is used, so the procedure itself is generally not painful.
It is a quick procedure, often completed within thirty minutes for each ear.
Most patients can get their ears re-pierced after about six to eight weeks, once healing is complete.
Scarring is usually minimal and often placed to blend naturally with the ear's shape.
Yes, the technique used is adjusted based on whether the tear is partial or complete.
Initial healing takes about one to two weeks, though full healing can take a bit longer.
Yes, stretched lobes from gauges can be surgically repaired to restore a more natural appearance.
Yes, it is a fairly common and straightforward procedure performed by dermatologists and plastic surgeons.
Keeping the area clean and avoiding heavy earrings during healing helps ensure the best results.