Cosmetic Procedure
Ear Lobe Repair
Earlobe repair surgery is a procedure designed to correct torn, stretched, or damaged earlobes, often caused by trauma, heavy earrings, or gauging. This surgery restores the natural shape and appearance of the earlobe through precise techniques that involve removing damaged tissue and carefully suturing the area to create a seamless, aesthetically pleasing result.
During the procedure, the surgeon removes any damaged tissue and reshapes the earlobe by suturing it together, allowing it to heal with a more natural contour. Earlobe repair is usually done under local anaesthesia, and the procedure is relatively quick, often taking less than an hour. Recovery is simple, with most patients experiencing minimal discomfort and a quick healing process. Once healed, the earlobe can even be re-pierced if desired. The surgery is popular for both aesthetic reasons and functional concerns, helping individuals regain confidence in their appearance.
Dr. Sushil Nahar, a skilled plastic surgeon, specializes in earlobe repair and ensures each patient receives personalized care and meticulous attention to detail. His expertise in Ear Lobe Repair surgery allows him to deliver natural-looking ear outcomes, helping patients regain confidence in their appearance while ensuring minimal scarring and a smooth recovery process.
During the procedure, the surgeon removes any damaged tissue and reshapes the earlobe by suturing it together, allowing it to heal with a more natural contour. Earlobe repair is usually done under local anaesthesia, and the procedure is relatively quick, often taking less than an hour. Recovery is simple, with most patients experiencing minimal discomfort and a quick healing process. Once healed, the earlobe can even be re-pierced if desired. The surgery is popular for both aesthetic reasons and functional concerns, helping individuals regain confidence in their appearance.
Dr. Sushil Nahar, a skilled plastic surgeon, specializes in earlobe repair and ensures each patient receives personalized care and meticulous attention to detail. His expertise in Ear Lobe Repair surgery allows him to deliver natural-looking ear outcomes, helping patients regain confidence in their appearance while ensuring minimal scarring and a smooth recovery process.
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Why Ear Lobe Repair Surgery is Needed ?
- Correction of Stretched Piercings: Over time, large or heavy earrings can cause earlobe piercings to stretch or elongate, making it difficult to wear earrings. Earlobe surgery closes and reshapes the piercing site.
- Improving Aesthetic Appearance: Uneven, sagging, or damaged earlobes can affect facial aesthetics. Repair surgery enhances the appearance of the earlobes, providing a balanced, symmetrical look.
- Preparation for Re-Piercing: Earlobe repair is often necessary for patients wishing to re-pierce their ears after healing, especially if the original piercings were torn or stretched.
- Reconstructive Needs: Some patients may require earlobe repair after injury, burns, or surgery that has left the earlobe misshapen, restoring a natural, functional earlobe.
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frequently asked questions
Is the surgery painful?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so patients experience minimal discomfort during the surgery. Mild soreness or swelling may occur post-surgery, but it is easily manageable.
How long does the surgery take?
Earlobe repair surgery usually takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the complexity of the repair needed.
What is the recovery time for earlobe repair?
Recovery is relatively quick, with most patients resuming normal activities the same day or the next. Stitches are typically removed after a week, and complete healing occurs within 4 to 6 weeks.
Can I re-pierce my ears after surgery?
Yes, once your earlobes have fully healed, usually after 6 to 8 weeks, you can re-pierce them if desired.
Will there be visible scars after the surgery?
The scars from earlobe repair are minimal and usually fade over time, especially with proper post-operative care. Surgeons use precise suturing techniques to minimize scarring.
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