Earlobe Repair San Diego by Restore SD Plastic Surgery: Katerina Gallus, MD, FACS
Earlobe Repair San Diego, CA | Restore SD Plastic Surgery: Katerina Gallus, MD, FACS
Understanding Earlobe Repair in San Diego
Earlobe repair is a surgical procedure designed to restore the natural shape and appearance of damaged or stretched earlobes. At Restore SD Plastic Surgery, Dr. Janet Chao specializes in precise techniques to address earlobe concerns caused by heavy earrings, trauma, or intentional stretching.
Who Can Benefit from Earlobe Repair?
- Individuals with earlobes torn by earrings or accidents
- Patients experiencing earlobe stretching from gauges or heavy jewelry
- Those wanting to close large piercings or stretched holes
- Individuals with elongated earlobes due to aging or genetics
The Earlobe Repair Procedure
Dr. Chao performs earlobe repair under local anesthesia, ensuring patient comfort. The procedure involves carefully removing scar tissue, reshaping the earlobe, and using precise suturing techniques to create a smooth, symmetrical appearance. Most procedures take 30-60 minutes, with minimal downtime.
Recovery and Results
Recovery is typically smooth, with most patients experiencing minimal swelling. Full healing occurs within a few weeks, with the option to re-pierce ears approximately 6-8 weeks after the procedure. Results are designed to be long-lasting, restoring confidence and allowing patients to wear earrings again.
Key Considerations
- Procedure performed under local anesthesia
- Minimal downtime and quick recovery
- Addresses multiple earlobe concerns
- Natural-looking, long-lasting results
Why Choose Restore SD Plastic Surgery for Earlobe Repair?
Dr. Janet Chao brings exceptional facial plastic surgery expertise and a commitment to patient-centered care. As a fellowship-trained facial plastic surgeon, she ensures precise, natural-looking results tailored to each patient's unique aesthetic goals.
For more information about Earlobe Repair in San Diego, CA, submit an enquiry to Restore SD Plastic Surgery: Katerina Gallus, MD, FACS.