If I Cut off a Blowout Will I Be Able to Keep my Stretched Ears After the Procedure? (photo)

You should have the hole repaired, which is a pretty simple procedure done under local anesthesia.  You can always start the gauging procedure again from scratch once things have healed, but I would advise against it.

It is unlikely that you will be able to achieve all of your goals at once, but can work toward it over time.  The best plan is to excise the "blowout" and scar tissue, allow the repair to heal over many months or close to at least one year and then start over with the stretching.Garrett A. Wirth, MD, MS FACSWirth Plastic Surgery

Thank you for the question.

If I understand your situation correctly,  the only way to remove the scar tissue around the “blowout” will be to excise it. This will leave you with a linear scar in the area. You may have to restart the stretching process after the area has healed.

I hope this helps.