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Earlobe Repair in Manchester and Cheshire

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Earlobe Repair

Treatment overview

Earlobes may split or stretch with time after use of ear rings. This can result in either a split earlobe or widened piercing hole. Recently there has also been a trend for various piercings that stretch the earlobes significantly. Once these piercings are removed there is excessive stretched skin of the earlobe and a large hole. The procedure can be performed to rectify these problems. Earlobes that have been stretched significantly are likely to have loose redundant skin that will need to be reconstructed. Specialist techniques such as using rotation flaps may needed for repair. This may help aid a more rapid recovery and ability to wear earrings earlier. To find out more information about earlobe repair Manchester & Cheshire patients should book a consultation by contacting us via our contact form.

EARLOBE REPAIR

Your consultation

Through comprehensive consultations, we ensure a thorough understanding of your aesthetic objectives while addressing any potential risks associated with the surgical procedure.

  • In depth discussion about your desired outcomes
  • Planning bespoke solutions to address your concerns
  • Active involvement of the patient is integral to the decision-making process.
  • A thorough examination is conducted
  • Deliver the highest quality of care for our patients
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Earlobe Repair Frequently Asked Questions

How is the repair performed?

This is normally performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthetic. This means that you will attend a hospital appointment for the procedure and can leave soon after it is performed. The local anaesthetic is an injection to help numb the earlobe to allow the procedure to be performed.

How long does it take to heal?

In Cheshire & Manchester earlobe repair will involve stitching of the split or stretched lobe. The stitches will normally stay in for a week and then you will have them removed. Once the sutures are removed the wound should be fully healed. It will look a little red and this will gradually fade with time. This may take a few months to a year to fully settle.

When can I have the ear pierced after an earlobe repair?

Generally it is recommended that you should wait about 2-3 months before having a repeat piercing. If you have a rotational flap repair then this may allow a piercing to be made sooner. It is important to understand that the earlobe may stretch or split again with prolonged use of heavy earrings.

How much does an earlobe repair cost?

The cost of the procedure will depend on whether it is one side or both. The price for one sided split starts from £695 depending on where the procedure is performed. The price for both sides starts from £1100. The cost of stretched repair starts from £895 for one side and £1500 for two.

Where can I have earlobe repair?

Earlobe repair in Manchester & Cheshire is performed at our clinics called CLNQ.

EARLOBE SPLIT OR STRETCHED REPAIR

Prices from
£695

Your Consultation

Consultations involve an in-depth discussion about your desired outcomes and planning bespoke solutions to address your concerns. Mr. Reza Nassab provides consultations in Cheshire and Manchester. We are committed to delivering the highest quality of care for our patients. Mr. Reza Nassab performs consultations and procedures in Knutsford, Cheshire, and Deansgate Square, Manchester. He operates in the exclusive boutique hospital in Wilmslow, Cheshire. This is a state-of-the-art facility providing the best in patient care. Mr. Reza Nassab provides consultations and minor procedures at CLNQ in Deansgate Square Manchester and Knutsford Cheshire.

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