Ear lobe repair is a procedure performed to correct split, stretched, or damaged or elongated earlobes.

It is commonly sought after by individuals who have experienced tearing or stretching of the earlobes due to trauma and heavy jewelry earrings.

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During the procedure, the doctor numbs the area with a local anesthetic and removes any excess scar tissue or damaged skin. The remaining healthy tissue is then carefully sutured back together, restoring the natural shape and contour of the earlobe. If necessary the doctor does a reconstruction technique to the earlobe and creating a new piercing hole.

Ear lobe repair is usually a straightforward outpatient procedure that can be completed within an hour or so.

After the surgical procedure, patients are advised to follow proper aftercare instructions provided, which may include keeping the area clean, avoiding excessive pressure or tension on the earlobe, and refraining from wearing earrings for a specific period.

It's important to consult with a qualified medical professional who can assess your specific situation and provide personalized advice and treatment options for your ear lobe repair.