Mr Gerard Smith
Earlobe Repair Surgery
Lobuloplasty, also known as earlobe repair surgery, is a cosmetic and reconstructive procedure designed to address issues related to the earlobes. Whether it’s stretched or torn earlobes due to heavy earrings, traumatic injuries, or congenital conditions, lobuloplasty offers a solution to restore the natural aesthetics of the earlobes.
Steps to get started
Our team will support you through every stage, from your first enquiry to your recovery.
Using Health Insurance
If you have private health insurance, check with your provider to see what’s covered. We’re happy to help with any paperwork and can work directly with many insurance companies to make the process smoother for you.
Paying for Treatment Yourself
If you’re paying for treatment yourself, we’ll give you clear information about costs and help you plan your care. You’ll know exactly what to expect, with no hidden fees.
Costs
Service costs vary depending on individual needs, but our team is here to guide you. Get in touch to confirm fees and receive a clear, personalised breakdown before making any appointments.
Book an Appointment
You can book an appointment online, call our friendly team, or ask your GP for a referral.
We’re here to answer your questions, talk you through your options, and help you feel confident about your treatment.
Our Locations
Each site is equipped with modern facilities and experienced teams who will look after you throughout your treatment and recovery.
Our hospitals are easy to reach and offer a calm, comfortable environment to support your care. Wherever you decide to go, you’ll receive the same high standard of personalised treatment.
Meet Our Consultants
Our consultants are specialists with years of experience. From your first consultation through to your recovery, you’ll be under the care of experts who are dedicated to helping you achieve the best possible results.
Why Consider Lobuloplasty?
1. Earring-Related Trauma
One of the most common reasons individuals opt for lobuloplasty is earring-related trauma. Prolonged use of heavy earrings or accidental pulling can lead to stretched or torn earlobes. Lobuloplasty helps reshape and repair the earlobes, providing a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
2. Congenital Conditions
Some individuals may be born with earlobes that are unusually shaped or have a cleft. Lobuloplasty can address congenital conditions, helping individuals achieve symmetry and balance in their earlobes.
3. Reversing Gauged Earlobes
For individuals who have undergone ear gauging and wish to reverse the process, lobuloplasty can be a suitable solution. This surgical procedure trims and reshapes the stretched earlobes, allowing individuals to return to a more conventional appearance.
What to Expect Before, During and After Earlobe Repair Surgery
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Before Surgery
Before the surgery, patients consult with a plastic surgeon to discuss their goals, assess the earlobes’ condition, and understand the procedure’s details.
During Surgery
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia to ensure the patient’s comfort. In some cases, sedation may also be used.
The surgeon carefully trims and reshapes the earlobe tissue to achieve the desired appearance. If there are any tears or irregularities, these are meticulously repaired during the process.
Once the necessary modifications are made, the surgeon closes the incisions with fine sutures to promote optimal healing.
After Surgery
After lobuloplasty, patients are provided with specific aftercare instructions, which may include:
Follow-up Appointments: Patients typically have follow-up appointments with the surgeon to monitor the healing process and address any concerns.
Avoiding Heavy Earrings: Patients are advised to refrain from wearing heavy earrings for an extended period to prevent re-injury.
Cleaning and Care: Proper cleaning and care of the surgical site to prevent infection are crucial during the recovery phase.
Risks and Considerations
While lobuloplasty is generally considered safe, like any surgical procedure, it comes with potential risks and considerations. These may include infection, scarring, and asymmetry. It’s crucial for individuals considering lobuloplasty to have realistic expectations and thoroughly discuss any concerns with their surgeon.