Increasing Lobe Thickness? Is there a way to have their thickness increased permanently? Injecting liposuction fat, etc.?

Earlobes can be effectively rejuvenated with fillers. It is quite safe and effective. Fat is unlikely to work well due to the small space and large particle size.   Good luck.

This is a great question. As Dr. Lee mentioned, during repair of your stretched piercings, the size of the lobe can be reduced. As an alternative, filler such as Juvederm can be injected to plump the earlobes. This won't do anything to reduce the size of your piercing, however. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACS

I have had numerous women come to me for thickening of the lobes. Fillers such as Juvederm have worked extremely well to fill the earlobe.  It is a simple lunchtime procedure with immediate results which last quite a while.

What a great question and interesting problem. By taking the tension and or weight off the ear lobes with the repair they should stop stretching. If you have a lot of excess lobule this can be used as filler instesd of discarding it if the lobe os being made smaller. Fat injection also sounds like a great option. It certainly cant hurt although the area is so small that it is hard to keep the fat in the lobule when it is injected.The other injectibles like juvederm should also work.

If the earlobes have stretched out and thinned, repairing the stretched out piercings will help improve their thickness and lend support to the piercings.  This is a very common procedure.  Please consult with a board certified specialist who can assist you in achieving the results you seek.