My earlobe is cut off completely, can this be restored? (Photo)

Since symmetry is one factor that contributes to patient satisfaction, a photo of the unaffected ear would be helpful. Regardless, this issue may be improved with corrective surgery performed by a surgeon experienced in ear surgery.

It may be possible to improve the positioning of your ears. In some cases, improvement may also be achieved by reshaping the ears instead of actually repositioning them. Either way, please seek the opinion of a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in cosmetic ear surgery.

I would recommend seeking consultation with a surgeon who performs otoplasty procedures. Based on the pictures you provided, I would say that the shape of the ear is most consistent with what is called a "Stahl ear" deformity. In that condition, that is excess cartilage in the upper part of the...

Cauliflower ear is when somebody gets a hematoma in their ear and does not have it drained promptly. That will lead to gnarly scar tissue that is firm to the touch, and sometimes it can resemble cauliflower if it is diffuse. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Recon touring your tragus should be able to be accomplished under local anesthesia by elevating the skin of your cheek, removing excess tissue beneath that skin flap, as well as on your tragus and reshaping and trimming the skin flap so that it fits along the curvatures of your ear. The incision...

It is not designed to decrease the distance from the top of the ear to the bottom of the ear. Since we do not see a frontal photo on you, it is difficult to determine whether or not you might be a suitable candidate for otoplasty surgery. Please consider me asking your question with photographs....