Earlobe surgery is a procedure designed to repair damage to an earlobe that has been torn, split, or even stretched. Some people elect to have this done for purely cosmetic reasons. Others are trying to recover from an accident or even an injury. Regardless, it is important to know if you are a good candidate for this type of surgery. There are several things about this procedure that you should know.
Is Earlobe Surgery Right for You?
If you are considering earlobe surgery, it is essential that you are not currently healing from another surgical procedure. If you are trying to address an earlobe tear or injury due to an accident, any other injuries that you may have suffered must be able to heal properly ahead of surgery. Likewise, you must be in good health. All these things are important to help guarantee the smoothest recovery process possible.
Beyond that, people who are ideal candidates for earlobe surgeries are those who have the types of issues it was designed to correct in the first place. Medically speaking, one common reason why people get earlobe surgery is because they wore either very heavy or very large earrings or studs for long periods of time. This can stretch the earlobe in a way that becomes more or less permanent. Thankfully, earlobe surgery can correct that.
Patients interested in earlobe surgery may also be dealing with torn or split earlobes, which can sometimes happen if an earring gets torn out. Likewise, stretched earlobes can happen due to the body’s natural aging process, and surgery can address that, too.
Schedule a Consultation in Lone Tree, CO, Today
Earlobe surgery is an effective solution that can address an array of issues with the earlobe. To see if this procedure is right for you and learn more about the compassionate level of care and remarkable results that we can achieve, please contact our team at Park Meadows Cosmetic Surgery today by calling 303-706-1100 to schedule a complimentary cosmetic consultation. Our board-certified surgeons are available to discuss the available treatment options and help you decide which will work best to help you achieve your goals.
