CORRECTION OF EARLOBES AFTER PIERCING

Wearing heavy earrings or gradually stretching the piercing can, over time, widen or lengthen the piercing hole. This causes the lobe to look unsightly and prevents your jewelry from staying in place properly. In some cases, the lobe may even split completely (split lobe).

A simple surgical procedure, performed under local anesthesia right in the doctor’s office, allows the damaged lobe to be sutured and harmoniously reconstructed. Healing is rapid, and the ear’s aesthetic appearance is restored.

Good to know: It is entirely possible to pierce the earlobe again after the procedure. You’ll just need to wait at least 6 months for the scar to heal completely.