What Is Ear Lobe Repair?

Restore confidence and natural balance with our Earlobe Repair treatment, a specialized cosmetic procedure designed to correct torn, stretched, or damaged earlobes. Over time, heavy earrings, gauges, or accidental trauma can distort the delicate tissue of the earlobe. Our skilled providers use precise surgical techniques to reshape and restore the natural contour of the ear, creating smooth, symmetrical, and aesthetically pleasing results. The procedure is quick, comfortable, and performed under local anesthesia for minimal discomfort.

Following treatment, patients can expect a brief recovery period with minimal downtime and beautifully healed results. Once fully healed, the earlobes can often be re-pierced if desired. Whether you’re looking to repair damage or simply rejuvenate the appearance of your ears, earlobe repair offers a subtle yet transformative enhancement that restores both function and confidence. Experience expert, restorative care designed to help you look and feel your best.

If you have any questions about our services, please contact today at (843) 669-2220.

Ear Lobe Repair

Florence SC + Hartsville SC

Ear Lobe Repair
Ear Lobe Repair

Treatment Type

Body Treatments

What Ear Lobe Repair Treats

This service treats stretched or ripped ear lobes.

Ear Lobe Repair Benefits

This service is designed for patients who wish to sew up existing piercings or correct ripped lobes.

Complementary Treatments

Mole/Tag Removal
BioTe Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hydrafacial MD

Downtime

Downtime is minimal. Patient should expect some discomfort for 24 hours.

Number of Treatments

One time treatment.

Ear Lobe Repair FAQs

Earlobe repair is a surgical procedure that involves repairing and reshaping the earlobes. It is typically performed to address issues such as torn or stretched earlobes, earlobe keloids, or irregularly shaped earlobes.

Earlobe damage can result from several factors, including:

  • Trauma or injury, such as earrings being pulled through the earlobe.
  • Long-term use of heavy earrings, which can cause stretching or elongation of the earlobe.
  • Piercings that have become infected or have developed keloids.
  • Gauging, a process in which the earlobe hole is deliberately stretched over time.

The specific technique used for earlobe repair can vary depending on the type and extent of damage. Generally, the procedure involves removing excess tissue, reshaping the earlobe, and suturing it back together to create a more natural appearance.

Earlobe repair surgery is typically performed using local anesthesia to numb the earlobe area, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort or mild pain may be experienced after the procedure, but this can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Recovery time can vary depending on the extent of the repair. In many cases, patients can return to their normal activities within a few days to a week. It's essential to follow post-operative care instructions, including avoiding heavy earrings and taking steps to prevent infection during the healing process.

Scarring after earlobe repair is typically minimal and well-hidden within the natural creases and contours of the earlobe. Over time, scars may fade further, but individual healing can vary.

In most cases, you can re-pierce your ears after earlobe repair once the earlobes have fully healed. It's essential to wait until you have received clearance from your surgeon and ensure that the piercing is done by a professional using sterile equipment to minimize the risk of complications.

Earlobe repair is generally considered a cosmetic procedure, and as such, it is typically not covered by health insurance. Patients are responsible for the cost of the procedure.