if i have 4 piercings in each ear but they are not torn is it possible to close them?
Answer: Ear piercings This is a simple fix in the office. The piercing or rip is cut out and repaired precisely. It will probably require about 30 minutes of minor surgery under local anesthesia.
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Answer: Ear piercings This is a simple fix in the office. The piercing or rip is cut out and repaired precisely. It will probably require about 30 minutes of minor surgery under local anesthesia.
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January 5, 2014
Answer: Closing ear piercings This happens all the time. Holes can be uneven. Holes can stretch over time, or are stretched after trauma, (kids pulling on earrings). We close these holes often under local anesthesia in the office. Give your local facial plastic surgeon or board certified plastic surgeon a call.
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January 5, 2014
Answer: Closing ear piercings This happens all the time. Holes can be uneven. Holes can stretch over time, or are stretched after trauma, (kids pulling on earrings). We close these holes often under local anesthesia in the office. Give your local facial plastic surgeon or board certified plastic surgeon a call.
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March 1, 2012
Answer: Closing earring holes that aren't torn...
Ear piercing holes can be closed in any situation, torn or not. It is done under local anesthesia and takes about a half an hour to perform. An excision will be performed around the unwanted piercings and then they will will sutured in a plastic surgery fashion. Patients typically come back in one week to get the stitches removed which is quick and painless. Make an appointment with a qualified plastic surgeon to consult with him/her about the surgery.
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March 1, 2012
Answer: Closing earring holes that aren't torn...
Ear piercing holes can be closed in any situation, torn or not. It is done under local anesthesia and takes about a half an hour to perform. An excision will be performed around the unwanted piercings and then they will will sutured in a plastic surgery fashion. Patients typically come back in one week to get the stitches removed which is quick and painless. Make an appointment with a qualified plastic surgeon to consult with him/her about the surgery.
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August 28, 2011
Answer: Earlobe surgery
Yes, it is possible (and very common) to close earlobe piercings that are not complete tears. One of the keys to this procedure, which is usually done under local anesthesia, is to make sure any incisions heal without a depression along the earlobe.
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August 28, 2011
Answer: Earlobe surgery
Yes, it is possible (and very common) to close earlobe piercings that are not complete tears. One of the keys to this procedure, which is usually done under local anesthesia, is to make sure any incisions heal without a depression along the earlobe.
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April 4, 2012
Answer: Procedure to close ear piercings
Hi Dee. Yes it is possible to close your piercings. Closure is more straightforward when the old piercing does not involve the cartilage. Typically, the old piercing can be carefully excised and the 'freshened' skin edges are reapproximated with sutures. This can be performed in the office using only local anesthesia. Good luck.
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April 4, 2012
Answer: Procedure to close ear piercings
Hi Dee. Yes it is possible to close your piercings. Closure is more straightforward when the old piercing does not involve the cartilage. Typically, the old piercing can be carefully excised and the 'freshened' skin edges are reapproximated with sutures. This can be performed in the office using only local anesthesia. Good luck.
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