Split Ear Lobes

What are split earlobes?

Split or elongated earlobes often occur as a result of an earring becoming entangled in clothing and forcefully pulled, resulting in the tearing of the lobe. Another common cause is the prolonged wearing of heavy earrings, which can lead to the stretching of the earlobe over time.

Split or elongated earlobes are a common condition where the lobe is torn or stretched. This can happen when an earring gets caught in clothing and forcefully pulls on the earlobe. Wearing heavy earrings for an extended period can also contribute to the stretching of the earlobe. Split earlobes can often be repaired through a simple surgical procedure known as earlobe repair or earlobe reconstruction. This procedure involves suturing the torn or stretched tissues back together to restore the shape and integrity of the earlobe.

Repair of split and stretched earlobes

The Yorkshire Skin Hospital offers this simple plastic surgical procedure under local anaesthetic which generally takes around 20 -30 minutes on each ear. The damaged skin around the split is carefully removed prior to re-joining the split. Complete healing time is up to 4 – 6 weeks.

The Yorkshire Skin Hospital provides a straightforward plastic surgical treatment using local anaesthetic. This procedure typically lasts around 20 to 30 minutes per ear. Prior to reuniting the split, the affected skin is delicately removed. The healing process takes approximately 4 to 6 weeks to fully recover.

The Yorkshire Skin Hospital offers a simple plastic surgical procedure known as earlobe repair or earlobe reconstruction to address split or stretched earlobes. This procedure involves suturing the torn or stretched tissues back together to restore the shape and integrity of the earlobe. It is performed under local anaesthetic and takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes per ear. The damaged skin around the split is carefully removed prior to rejoining the split. The complete healing time for this procedure is typically 4 to 6 weeks.

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