My Earlobe is Curved Up; Can I Get Surgery to Have Them Come Straight Down? If So Average Price?

Hard to know exactly what would be involved without seeing photos, but it can probably be corrected with a pretty simple procedure.

There are procedures to correct earlobe deformity. You could place a picture or see a plastic surgeon for a consultation and possible in office correction.

Without seeing photos it is difficult to say but many small procedures can be done on the ear to change its shape.

I believe you are referring to how the earlobe attaches to the side of the face. There can either be an inverted v-shape break between the earlobe and the face (what you have) or the rim of the earlobe can run straight down into the side of the face. (what you desire) Such a conversion can easily be made as a simple office procedure under local anesthesia. The total cost for both ears would be in the range of $1200 to $1500.