
- Torn or split earlobes from earring trauma or accidental pulls
- Stretched earlobes due to gauges or heavy jewelry
- Enlarged or elongated piercing holes
- Entrapped earrings or jewelry beneath the skin
Earlobe repair is typically performed in-office under local anesthesia and involves minimal discomfort and downtime. The earlobe is carefully reshaped using fine suturing techniques to achieve a natural contour. In most cases, patients can re-pierce their ears once the site has fully healed.
If you’re bothered by the appearance or discomfort of a damaged earlobe, or have difficulty removing embedded jewelry, we welcome you to schedule a consultation. Our team will assess your concerns and provide a personalized treatment plan to help restore form and function with minimal scarring.