What type of earlobe reduction surgery is best?

I do different techniques for different reasons. It is better that you select the best plastic surgeon rather than the technique then let him/her explain why a particular technique is recommended . See below link for finding the best earlobe surgeon. #earlobereduction#earlobe surgery

Earlobe reduction is a common request, and is a short procedure done under local anesthesia.  I usually cut off the lower edge of the excess skin if the lobes are too long.  Cutting out a wedge of the earlobe is another option.  Even though the procedure is simple, it does take experience and a good eye on the part of the surgeon for it to look natural.

Who is a candidate

#EarlobeReduction surgery as
requested five patients who have extensively large earlobes that may be large
from family traits, aging, the use of very large earrings or plugs, or previous
facial surgery.

The surgery can be done with laser or knife ,  the design depends upon the size and shape of the lobe

Early healing for #earlobeReduction occurs in the first week. There are always asymmetries before and
after. Scars are generally well hidden
and may have a small amount of redness and that persists for several months.
This can be treated with scar creams and laser.
Re-piercing can be done 3 to 6 weeks after surgery. Swelling is usually
significant in the first several weeks and some can persist for a few months
but not as common.



How much does this cost

Earlobe reduction usually cost between
$500 and $1500 dollars depending
upon the complexity of the correction, the surgeons experience, and city in
which the surgery is being performed. Geographic costs can be found on Real Self
or the websites for the American Society of plastic surgeons for the American
Society of aesthetic plastic surge

I generally favor an edge technique in patients who have detached earlobes (i.e. the earlobes hang down well below their junction with the cheeks).  During earlobe reduction, I will mark each earlobe for the desired new shape and size. After injection with local anesthesia, I will simply cut on the "dotted line," reducing the earlobe size and improving its shape. A small amount of fat is removed to facilitate closure. The scar is located on the edge (rather than the more visible aspect) of the earlobe. In patients with attached earlobes, a wedge technique is preferred (since there is no hanging edge to remove).  This generally entails a smaller amount of skin excision.  It is a reliable procedure but does leave a vertical scar on the ear or at the junction between the ear and the cheek.  Procedure cost is generally $1050 for 1 earlobe and $1950 for both earlobes regardless of the surgical technique.

SUrgical repair. Simple, straightforward, low complication rate, affordable, essentially painless.                                                                                           

Hi,wedge / triangular reduction is straightforward. May leave a tiny mark behind! All depends how big the tear and tissue loss is !best wishesMr J Tahery