Torn earlobes are a common problem and occur ito both men and women. Examples of ways of damaging them are those who have typically worn heavy earrings, had a child pull on their earring or simply caught them, for example, during a sports incident. Irrespective of whether the earlobe is torn partially or totally it can be corrected.
The surgery is relatively straightforward and will be conducted under local anaesthetic at 111 Harley Street, so there is no need to visit a hospital.
If, following surgery, a fold appears then injecting the lobe with Restylane or Radiesse can solve the problem.
Although there may be slight scarring Patients are invariably delighted with the results not least because they can resume wearing their favourite earrings.
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