My ear lobe cut off completely there is any plastic surgery to made it more normal shape like celkon or something
Answer: Earlobe Reconstruction It is possible to reconstructing the ear lobe following trauma even with the loss of soft tissue. The key for the best result is to see board certified plastic surgeon. See below link for suggestions:
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Earlobe Reconstruction It is possible to reconstructing the ear lobe following trauma even with the loss of soft tissue. The key for the best result is to see board certified plastic surgeon. See below link for suggestions:
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Earlobe reconstruction Yes this can be effectively reconstructed. I would agree with the use of a local flap of skin probably taken from behind your ear and temporarily left attached with a pedicle. The flap would develop a new blood supply from its attachment to your ear and when it was ready it could be detached from its source and "inset" to complete the process. This is an old-fashioned plastic surgical technique that can be done by most plastic surgeons with local anesthetic. It does take several stages as noted elsewhere.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Earlobe reconstruction Yes this can be effectively reconstructed. I would agree with the use of a local flap of skin probably taken from behind your ear and temporarily left attached with a pedicle. The flap would develop a new blood supply from its attachment to your ear and when it was ready it could be detached from its source and "inset" to complete the process. This is an old-fashioned plastic surgical technique that can be done by most plastic surgeons with local anesthetic. It does take several stages as noted elsewhere.
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January 5, 2015
Answer: Earlobe reconstruction An amputated earlobe can be reconstructed using flaps from the ear. This will allow for repair of the earlobe to recreate a normal appearing earlobe. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS
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Answer: Earlobe reconstruction An amputated earlobe can be reconstructed using flaps from the ear. This will allow for repair of the earlobe to recreate a normal appearing earlobe. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS
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December 18, 2014
Answer: Ear lobe cut off. Can plastic surgery help? In most cases, an earlobe can be recreated by borrowing skin from behind the ear. This is often a staged procedure that can take several weeks to months to be completed. What is most important now is to take good care of this wound to allow it to heal optimally. Consult with several plastic surgeons about your options. Most will recommend waiting at least a few months to heal before beginning reconstruction. Good luck!Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Answer: Ear lobe cut off. Can plastic surgery help? In most cases, an earlobe can be recreated by borrowing skin from behind the ear. This is often a staged procedure that can take several weeks to months to be completed. What is most important now is to take good care of this wound to allow it to heal optimally. Consult with several plastic surgeons about your options. Most will recommend waiting at least a few months to heal before beginning reconstruction. Good luck!Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Ear lobe cut off. Can plastic surgery help? Yes. There are many of us that enjoy doing local flaps in the area to recreate the volume of an earlobe. Occasionally it will take a revision procedure as well to really fine tune the result.
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Ear lobe cut off. Can plastic surgery help? Yes. There are many of us that enjoy doing local flaps in the area to recreate the volume of an earlobe. Occasionally it will take a revision procedure as well to really fine tune the result.
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