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When you remove the stud, if the piercing hole is not unsightly and large, it may be best to leave it alone and consider re-piercing your earlobe in a more favorable position. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
If the piercing recently pulled through then the skin should gradually repigment over several weeks to months. If this is a long standing scar then it can be excised under local anesthesia and the skin edges brought together very gently with stitches and there should be a minimally perceptible scar left.
The correction of your split tragus would be very much like the split of somebody’s earlobe. Under local anesthesia, the small split edges would be removed, and then the tragus put back together again. This should easily be accomplished, and any plastic surgeon should be able to handle this. B...
Based on your photos, your left ear appears to protrude from your head more than your right. You also appear to have relatively good architecture of your antihilical folds. You might benefit from a left otoplasty surgery with conchal setback sutures. Unfortunately, simply removing skin will not...
Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for posting your photos and question. Based on the photos, your results are good. The ears appear generally symmetric, although I'm sure some finite discrepancy exists. If you were here in my office, I would take measurements, but my guess would be that the...