I had a consultation for my earlobe deformity (nothing too bad, but my left earlobe is larger and thicker, curls up and sticks out, which I've always disliked), and the doctor told me that getting surgery would leave a very visible scar because of where the incision would be made, so she instead injected filler as a trial to weigh my earlobe down and make it stick out less. But the results are not great, I want the surgery, would it be fine despite the filler in my earlobes?
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Yes, it is possible to fix a torn earlobe. The procedure is typically performed in your surgeon’s office under local anesthetic. For hypertrophic scarring of your infected piercing, this may also be repaired at the same time. Please seek the expertise of a board certified plastic surgeon e...
Hello. You can have your earlobes repaired. Most surgeons do this procedure in the office. The cost is approximately $500 to $100 per ear. This procedure can fix a split lobe or stretched and enlarged piercing holes. After you are fully healed from the procedure you can have your earlobes...
It is extremely unlikely these areas will remodel enough to look as though they have closed on their own. Small revisions can be done under local anesthesia in an office setting in most cases.
