Botox Injections to Make Earlobes Bigger?

 Hi there,
BoTox will not make a lasting effect for filling out the ear lobes.  To "see" if you like the look, you can use the fillers recommended by others.  If you like the look, you can have a series of fat injections that may provide a longer effect.

Dear Vrdefsucks
Botox will not help.
However, filling the earlobes with Restylane is so great. The treatment lasts about a year and you will find that it helps hold and position your earrings. If your injecting physician has never done the treatment, just push them a little (it does not take much encouragement).

No. It will not help.
You can get a filler such as Juvederm or Restylane and that will help.
Make sure you do not have an allergy to nickel as that is used in costume jewelery and can cause rash, thinning or widening of earlobe piercings.
Regards
P.S.:
Here is an earlobe instruction sheet that I give to my patients.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PATIENTS UNDERGOING EARLOBE REPAIR
1. Keep the earlobe clean by using cotton balls soaked in hydrogen peroxide three times a day. Then apply over the counter antibiotic ointment such as Bacitracin, Polysporin, Triple antibiotic cream or Neosporin.2. Return in one week to have the sutures removed.3. Three weeks after surgery you can start wearing light clip on ear rings.4. Six weeks after surgery you can get your ears pierced.4. Wear only nickel free jewelry.5. Do not wear any heavy ear rings,6. Ear rings should be the last thing you put on before your leave the house and the first thing you take off when you get in the house.7. Do not use the phone for prolonged periods of time or take the ear rings out.8. Do not use pull over shirts or sweaters while wearing the ear rings.9. Take off the ear rings at night.

Botox will not help your earlobes get bigger. You may want to consider a dermal filler such as Juvederm or Evolence. Also, you could consider fat transfer. Botox works by paralyzing the underlying muscle to reduce tension on the overlying skin. This mechanism is not present in the earlobe.

Although facial aspects/characteristics change as we age from childhood to adolescents to adulthood these changes are all usually in ratio. So although your earlobes may be thinner this may not be a bad thing as they are likely in ration to the rest of the ear and face. In addition wearing large/heavy earrings can result in elongated earlobes that will thin as they lengthen. I don't see much benefit to fillers or fat to make the lobes larger.