Split earlobe repair in London is a safe and effective procedure to help mend and restore the natural shape of your ears and earlobes.
If you have split ear lobes, elongated earlobes, or stretched earlobes from wearing heavy earrings, earlobe repair surgery offers a reliable way to improve the look of your ears.
Most patients come to HR Plastic Surgery because they have an elongated earlobe from years of wearing earrings such as gauges. Whereas others have torn or hanging earlobes from accidental trauma.
No matter what your reasons are, at HR Plastic Surgery, you will be in the safe hands of Mr Hyder Ridha. He is a qualified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in aesthetic surgery.
He works with every patient to ensure that your surgery is tailored to your specific concerns and desired results.
From the consultation through to your earlobe repair and full recovery, Mr Ridha will provide dedicated support through every step of your journey.
If you want to speak to us about earlobe repair surgery in London, contact us today to book an initial consultation.
What is split earlobe repair surgery in London?
Earlobe repair surgery is a simple and straightforward procedure that helps to correct a torn or elongated ear lobe.
It is a minor surgical procedure that Mr Ridha performs as a day case under local anaesthetic.
The earlobes consist of soft, delicate tissue that can be stretched or split over time by wearing heavy earrings or trauma. This often leaves patients with an enlarged hole, sagging earlobes or a complete tear.
We provide split earlobe surgery to carefully cut the damaged skin tissue, so that we can reshape and restore a natural appearance.
Split earlobe repair can also include earlobe reduction to improve the symmetry and proportion of the ears.
It is a fairly comfortable procedure that comes with minimal downtime. It not only improves the overall look of the earlobes, but you can also wear earrings again after six months when your skin is fully healed.
Why should I consider split earlobe surgery?
Most patients come to HR Plastic surgery for split earlobe repair when they have:
- A torn earlobe from an accident or wearing heavy jewellery
- An elongated ear lobe or stretched earlobes from wearing gauges
- An enlarged hole that impacts how your ears look
- Split ear lobes that make it difficult to wear earrings
If you want to restore the natural function and look of your earlobes, this surgical procedure is an ideal option.
We find that it can also help patients regain confidence in their appearance again.
What happens during split earlobe repair in London?
Initial consultation
It all starts with a personalised consultation with Mr Hyder Ridha.
During this appointment, he will assess the concerns you have about your ear lobes, look at your medical history, and provide you with detailed information about the surgery.
From this, he will develop a tailored treatment plan that will include your earlobe repair cost, what results you might expect, and what aftercare instructions you will need to follow.
It is also your opportunity to ask any questions you might have, so you feel confident and comfortable in your final decision.
The surgical procedure
Split earlobe repair is a simple procedure that is performed under local anaesthetic. This means you will be awake, but the treatment area will be numb, so you only feel minor discomfort.
Mr Ridha will carefully cut the tissue to reshape and repair any splits and address any stretching.
Any incisions are then carefully closed using dissolvable stitches to ensure optimal healing and reduce the chances of a scar forming.
Aftercare
After your ear lobe repair treatment, Mr Ridha will provide you with a detailed set of aftercare instructions. He will also schedule any follow-up visits, to ensure your recovery is going smoothly.
We find that most patients find the recovery period comfortable. You should be able to return to your normal activities within 24 hours.
You can also expect some mild swelling and bruising, which will subside in a week.
In the first few days after your surgery, we advise that you take it easy and avoid strenuous activity to support your healing.
You must allow the treatment area to fully heal before thinking about wearing earrings again. This normally takes around six months.
Results from earlobe repair surgery
You will notice the visible changes in the shape and appearance of your earlobes immediately.
This will continue to improve over the next 4-6 weeks as your skin fully heals.
Full healing and strengthening of the tissue on your earlobes can take up to six months. This is why we recommend that you do not wear anything on your ears before this.
Most patients will only see minimal scar tissue, which should fade over time.
Split earlobe repair cost
The cost of your earlobe repair surgery will depend on the complexity of your case.
During your consultation, Mr Ridha will talk through your options and give you a detailed estimate of how much it will cost.
We will also talk you through the different payment options to help spread the cost and make paying for your earlobe repair more manageable.
Why choose HR Plastic Surgery for split earlobe repair London
When you choose HR Plastic Surgery for earlobe repair or any other aesthetic surgery, you will benefit from:
- Dedicated expertise from Mr Hyder Ridha, a specialist plastic surgeon
- A safe, clean, and professional clinic and hospital environment
- A patient-first approach to treatment and aftercare
- A surgeon who has meticulous attention detail and a tailored approach his procedures
- A focus on results that look natural and enhance your appearance
Contact us today to find out how earlobe surgery can help you see a more natural appearance and shape to your earlobes.
How to find HR Plastic Surgery clinics near London
HR Plastic Surgery has four convenient clinic locations that sit just over an hour outside of London. We are easy to access by car and public transport from central London.
Contact
Tel: +44 (0) 2036 679 647
Email: info@hrplasticsurgery.com
Clinic locations
One Hatfield Hospital
Hatfield Avenue,
Hatfield Business Park,
AL10 9UA
Spire Harpenden Hospital
Harpenden,
Hertfordshire,
AL5 4BP
One Medical House (OSD Healthcare)
Boundary Way,
Hemel Hempstead,
Hertfordshire,
HP2 7YU
Pinehill Hospital
Benslow Lane,
Hitchin,
Hertfordshire,
SG4 9QZ
