Aesthetically Pleasing Lobes
Earlobe defects are a common problem with a simple solution. Achieving aesthetic recovery is straightforward with the right approach. At Brobst Plastic Surgery in Plano Earlobe Repair is a solution for tears and permanent alterations, whether caused by adorning the ears with jewelry or gauges. Dr. Robert ‘Bo’ Brobst ensures meticulous recovery and repair from tears or stretched holes.
Repair your confidence
Earlobe Repair is a surgery that fixes earlobes that are stretched or torn. This can happen if the earlobe is stressed with gauges or heavy earrings. To fix the earlobe, it might need to be reshaped or rebuilt.
With Earlobe Repair Plano experts at Brobst Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics provide skilled procedures, ensuring your earlobe is repaired with minimal scarring. Our results give you the confidence to wear your hair up, go on the interview, meet your date, or any scenario where your ears may be a cause of embarrassment.
After years of damage…
Restoring the look of the earlobe and enhancing the appearance of the ear as a whole are both benefits that come with having an earlobe repair done. If the earlobe has been badly stretched or torn, which can make it difficult to use certain types of earrings or earbuds, an earlobe repair may be able to enhance the function of the earlobe as well as improve the appearance of the earlobe. If you have a ripped or strained earlobe and are otherwise in excellent health, you are considered a suitable candidate for earlobe repair.
You have options
During your Earlobe Repair appointment with Dr. Brobst, he will talk to you about your earlobe and your medical history. He will explain your options and what will happen during the surgery. Dr. Brobst wants you to understand everything and have all your questions answered before the surgery. He thinks it is important for you to know what is happening and be confident in the process. This will help you get the best results. You and Dr. Brobst will work together to improve your appearance.
Normal Contours
Earlobe repair can be performed under local anesthetic. Incisions remove the old scar tissue surrounding previous piercings, plugs, or gages. The ear lobe is then reconstructed to create normal contours. A small paper tape dressing is applied, and discharge back to work or home is possible.
Healing Procedure
Over-the-counter pain medications are adequate if desired but rarely used following Earlobe Repair. Swelling and bruising are uncommon. The dressing and sutures are removed in one week. Incision cleaning and ointment application are occasionally required for a few more days after suture removal. Normal activities can be restarted immediately, except for those that may result in direct trauma or submersion underwater. The final result is present in a couple of weeks, and the piercing can be performed in six weeks.
After your Earlobe Repair procedure, Dr. Brobst will provide you with instructions for caring for your earlobes, like not wearing heavy earrings or gauging your ears again.
Yes. The standard wait time for re-piercing after Earlobe Repair surgery is four to six weeks. To repair a damaged earlobe, Dr. Brobst may choose to re-pierce the ear. No matter how soon you get a new piercing, you should always leave at least three to four millimeters between the old tear and the new one.
Each situation is unique; the answer to this question may change. This figure can change depending on a variety of factors, including the length of time invested on the Earlobe Repair procedure, the difficulty of the repair, the location, etc. Earlobe reconstruction might cost anything from $500 to $2,000.
Let's Chat
We want to welcome you into our Plano office for a consultation to chat about how we can protect and preserve your beauty. We want to get to know you as a person and develop a plan that best fits your needs and lifestyle. At Brobst Facial Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics, you’re more than a patient — you’re part of our family. We want to take care of you the way family should. Schedule your consultation to get started today.