Lengthening & Volume
Earlobes usually lengthen and appear larger as skin loses elasticity over time.

Restore natural shape and contour after tears, stretched piercings, or aging. Precise, in-office repair by a double board-certified plastic surgeon.
A change in style preference, as well as priorities, often accompanies us as we age. Making a personal, youthful statement is no longer acceptable in a professional setting. If you live in Fort Lauderdale or Broward County and feel awkward about extended earlobes or holes from ear gauges or tears from other piercings, double board-certified plastic surgeon Nathan Eberle, M.D., D.D.S., F.A.C.S. can help you achieve a more natural, comfortable look at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery.
Earlobe repair reshapes your lobes to give you a more natural look and contour to your ear. We help you create the look you desire—whether closing holes and tears or restoring balance to match your other ear.
Earlobes are an important element of overall facial symmetry. The Weston Center for Plastic Surgery helps patients change their earlobes to reflect who they are rather than damage accumulated over time.
Many people choose earlobe repair because their lobes no longer match how they see themselves.
Earlobes usually lengthen and appear larger as skin loses elasticity over time.
Holes from childhood piercings and scars from surgeries become more noticeable with age.
Tears or gaps caused by accidents, gauges, or illness draw attention away from the face.
Our patients usually experience higher self-esteem, improved overall emotional health, and a better quality of life. Restoring natural earlobe contour can help you feel comfortable in professional and personal settings again.
If you’re experiencing dissatisfaction with your appearance because of damage, earlobe repair is likely a good choice. Dr. Eberle prioritizes your comfort and long-term satisfaction while helping you understand realistic outcomes.
Local anesthesia for most procedures.
Outpatient, in-office surgery.
Typically under one hour, depending on repair complexity.
Removed within 7 to 10 days.
Approximately six to eight weeks.
Adults dissatisfied with earlobe damage, stretched holes, or asymmetry who want a more natural contour.
During your consultation, we discuss the recommended treatment plan and any risks so you know what to expect before surgery. Earlobe repair is usually performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis.
The procedure depends entirely on the type and amount of damage and your desired outcome. We have many years of experience with a wide variety of repair techniques. We can stitch tears and reshape an earlobe to match your face and your other ear. With sagging skin and stretched holes, Dr. Eberle can remove extra skin, close the holes, and contour the lobe.
We will do everything we can to make your earlobes match your self-image. During your consultation, we discuss the recommended treatment plan and any risks. Surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia on an outpatient basis.
Most earlobe repairs take approximately six to eight weeks to heal fully. You should quickly notice positive results.
Stitches are removed within 7 to 10 days. Immediate recovery involves pain management with over-the-counter medicine. Call our office if you experience unusual or increasing pain.
Healing continues as swelling subsides. Avoid heavy earrings or trauma to the repair site until cleared by Dr. Eberle.
Most repairs are fully healed in six to eight weeks. Re-piercing, when appropriate, is discussed at follow-up once tissue has stabilized.
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AfterActual patients. Individual results may vary.
We review your history, perform an exam, and listen as you describe your desired outcome. We carefully explain treatment ideas and use a step-by-step approach for every part of the process, then answer your questions and address concerns. Our highest priority is helping you make informed decisions in a comfortable environment.
As with any surgery, cost depends on the specific treatment we recommend during your consultation. Our team will review pricing, payment options, and financing with you. We accept cash, checks, and credit cards.
To learn more about earlobe repair, contact double board-certified plastic surgeon Nathan Eberle, M.D., D.D.S., F.A.C.S. at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery, serving Fort Lauderdale and Broward County.
Discover the full range of surgical and non-surgical treatments tailored to your goals.