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Stretched /Torn Earlobe Repair Surgery Perth

Earlobe Repair
Treatment Highlights

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  • Restores earlobe shape – repairs stretched, split or torn earlobes.
  • Minor procedure – performed under local anaesthetic, without general anaesthesia.
  • Personalised repair – the technique is tailored to the size, shape and extent of the earlobe damage.

Stretched or torn earlobes can occur from heavy earrings, accidental injury, intentional stretching or gradual changes over time. Earlobe repair is a minor procedure designed to restore the shape and appearance of the earlobe.

Dr Ehsan Jadoon has been performing this procedure since 2010 in Perth.

Treatment Discomfort:

Varies between patients; fully numbed

Longevity:

Long-lasting; not guaranteed permanent

Location:

Available at all MedAesthetics clinics.

Earlobe Repair Treatment Cost

From $600

Stretched / Torn Earring hole (small)

$600 for one side
$1,000 for both sides

*one hole only per side*

Stretched Earlobes (uncomplicated)

$1,250 for one side
$2,400 for both sides

Stretched Earlobes (complicated)

$1,500 for one side
$2,800 for both sides

Earlobe reduction surgery

$3,000

We’ll take the time to assess your earlobe and explain the treatment and costs clearly during your consultation. Your final fee will depend on whether one or both earlobes are treated and the extent of repair required, so you’ll know what to expect before proceeding.

Earlobe Repair Before & After Images

Images shown are of actual MedAesthetics patients and are provided for reference only. Individual results and outcomes vary.

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Earlobe Repair
Procedure Information

Treatment Areas

  • Stretched earlobes (for example from gauges or heavy earrings)
  • Torn or split earlobes
  • Enlarged or elongated earring holes
  • One or both earlobes

Common Names

  • Earlobe repair
  • Stretched earlobe repair
  • Torn / split earlobe repair
  • Earlobe reduction
  • Gauged (stretched) ear repair

MOA

This is a minor in-clinic procedure performed under local anaesthetic. Dr Jadoon removes the stretched, torn or redundant earlobe tissue and closes the earlobe with fine sutures, with the aim of helping restore a more natural earlobe shape.

Earlobe Repair Treatment Summary

This is generally a single in-clinic procedure; one or both earlobes can be treated, as assessed at your consultation.

The procedure usually takes about 60–120 minutes.

The earlobe is fully numbed with local anaesthetic before the procedure.

Initial healing usually takes roughly 10–14 days.

The procedure aims to close the unwanted hole and/or help restore a more natural earlobe shape.

The repair is intended to be long-lasting/ permanent.

Light activities are generally fine after about 24 hours. Gym or strenuous activity should be avoided for a minimum of about 3 weeks.

Your earlobe will need some time to heal following the procedure. We’ll provide you with clear, personalised aftercare instructions to help support healing.

  • Keep the area clean and dry as advised by your practitioner.
  • Avoid touching, pulling or putting pressure on the repaired earlobe.
  • Avoid earrings and heavy jewellery during the healing phase. 
  • Follow any wound-care instructions provided and attend your recommended follow-up appointment.
  • Mild swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur during the early healing period and usually settles as the earlobe heals.

If you notice increasing pain, redness, swelling, discharge or any other unexpected changes, contact Medaesthetics for advice.

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Earlobe Repair General Information

The procedure is performed in-clinic under local anaesthetic and does not require hospitalisation. Dr Jadoon removes the stretched, torn or redundant tissue and closes the earlobe with fine sutures.

Potential risks and side effects include infection, delayed wound healing and scar formation (rare).

Choosing an experienced provider is important when considering earlobe repair. Look for a clinician who:

  • Has relevant experience in earlobe repair and understands the delicate anatomy of the earlobe.
  • Provides an individual assessment and recommends a repair technique suited to the extent and shape of the tear.
  • Explains the procedure clearly, including healing, potential risks, scarring and what to expect afterwards.
  • Provides appropriate aftercare and follow-up to support your recovery.
  • Prioritises your outcome, with a focus on restoring a natural-looking shape and proportion.

At Medaesthetics, we focus on making your earlobe repair experience straightforward, comfortable and personalised.

  • Natural-looking results – our aim is to restore a balanced, natural appearance to the earlobe.
  • Clear, honest advice – we explain what can realistically be achieved and what to expect during the healing process.
  • Support throughout your recovery – you’ll receive clear aftercare instructions and guidance following your procedure.
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Our team

The clinical team at MedAesthetics is at the forefront of addressing the entire spectrum of cosmetic facial rejuvenation, anti-ageing, hair restoration, laser and cosmetic surgery.

Earlobe Repair FAQs

Under local anaesthetic, the Dr Jadoon removes the stretched or torn earlobe tissue and closes the earlobe with fine sutures.

Yes. Under current AHPRA / Medical Board guidelines a GP referral is required before a consultation, along with a psychological assessment to help rule out body dysmorphia.

Either one or both earlobes can be treated. What is appropriate for you is assessed at consultation.

Initial healing is usually around 10–14 days.

The repair is intended to be long-lasting/ permanent.

Earlobes can be re-pierced after 3 months.

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