Can you fix black very black ear lobes? (photos)

Pigmentation changes (color changes) can be caused by hormones (pregnancy--though I've never seen it in the earlobe) as well as repetitive trauma. The best place for you to start might actually be with a dermatologist or allergist/immunologist. Also, though it might be a challenge for you, the simplest thing may be to stop twisting your earlobes, if possible. Perhaps healing will occur on its own.

Dermal pigmentation is difficult to treat. The pigmentation will not improve as long as you continue the rubbing. We would advise twice daily application of Plato's Dark Scar Corrector to improve pigmentation. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian 

Thank you for your question.Earlobe Reduction might be helpful for you to remove this dark skin.

To be sure, see two or more experienced, licensed
and certified providers for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good
candidate and that it is safe for you to have the procedure.

I hope this helps.

PIH is very common, particularly on darker skinned individuals. It generally goes away after the trauma goes away, although it can take some time. I would recommend starting Hydroquinone or some kind of topical melanocyte stabilizer to accelerate the lightening process. Most importantly, however, you need to stop twisting your earlobes or whatever is inciting this Inflammation.