Ear lobe correction is a minimally invasive surgery reconstructive procedure meant to correct split, ripped, torn, drooping, stretchedout or unusually large earlobes. It is one the most common procedures performed by facial cosmetic surgeons. People tend to have this surgery for number of reasons. Prime amongst it is the wearing down of the earlobe due to excessive wearing of heavy earrings followed by those who opted for gauging (that is stretching the earlobes intentionally) but now want to go back to their initial ear lobe size.
Earlobe repair is a relative simple Plastic Surgery procedure. To allow the lobe of the ear to heal back together, the surgeon cuts away the healed skin on the inside of the torn earlobe.
The fresh edges are sutured back together. Stitches used are very fine so that suture marks are not visible.
