Dear Doctor:
I am a 48 year old female. I believe that my earlobes are too large and have gotten larger since I aged. Also, I feel one ear looks lower on my face than the other. Can this be corrected?
August 21, 2012
Answer: Asymmetric Earlobes can be Corrected
Asymmetric or large earlobes can be corrected.
A variety of techniques are available to treat earlobe concerns depending on the nature and extent of the earlobe deformity or asymmetry.
These corrective procedures are done under local anesthesia in the office, and include triangular and semicircular excisons of earlobe tissues.
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August 21, 2012
Answer: Asymmetric Earlobes can be Corrected
Asymmetric or large earlobes can be corrected.
A variety of techniques are available to treat earlobe concerns depending on the nature and extent of the earlobe deformity or asymmetry.
These corrective procedures are done under local anesthesia in the office, and include triangular and semicircular excisons of earlobe tissues.
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October 21, 2009
Answer: Earlobe reduction Hello, Earlobes can be bothersome for a number of reasons and size is one of them. The size issue is easy to address via a reduction. The placement of the lobule on the head is a bit harder, but may be "fix-able" as well. See a good surgeon and get an opinion.
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October 21, 2009
Answer: Earlobe reduction Hello, Earlobes can be bothersome for a number of reasons and size is one of them. The size issue is easy to address via a reduction. The placement of the lobule on the head is a bit harder, but may be "fix-able" as well. See a good surgeon and get an opinion.
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