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Ear Lobe Reconsruction in Arizona for Stretched Ears

ive had my ear lobes stretched for over 3 years and i would like to repair it. i would like to pay around $1000 and if you'll be able to leave enough ear lobe for me to strecth again. i have a blowout on my right lobe and tears on both ears

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Elias M in Whiteriver, AZ
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Earlobes

The cost of earlobe repairs can vary widely depending on the complexity of the procedure. I think your $1000 budget is about right, but I have the following advice and caution. If your ear is split through the edge and you get it repaired, then have gauges inserted and attempt to restretch them, the earlobe may tear more easily through at the site of the repair. So by all means, go ahead and have it repaired, but then don't try to restretch it. It's asking for problems. more
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Supply and demand

Pictures would help to see what kind of problem you have, the price for repairing the ear lobes will depend on how much demand there is for the procedure and howmany surgeons are doing it. In New York City it would be more than in Texas. In Arizona you may possible get it done for that price .

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