Split ear lobe repair is a safe, minor procedure that restores the natural shape and appearance of the ear. Our Hamilton and Stoney Creek skin clinic provides gentle, precise care to help you feel confident wearing earrings again.
Split ear lobe repair is a safe, minor procedure that restores the natural shape and appearance of the ear. Our Hamilton and Stoney Creek skin clinic provides gentle, precise care to help you feel confident wearing earrings again.
A split earlobe often occurs from trauma, heavy earrings, or gradual stretching of a piercing over time. The result can be a partial tear, a widened piercing hole, or a complete split of the earlobe. While not harmful, it can make wearing earrings difficult and may cause cosmetic concerns.
At Skinnova, we offer safe and effective split earlobe repair performed by experienced specialists. The procedure is done under local anesthesia and involves carefully suturing the torn area to restore the natural shape of the earlobe. Our goal is to provide a natural-looking result with minimal scarring, allowing you to re-pierce your ears once the area has fully healed.
If your earlobe has torn completely from trauma or earring use.
If the piercing hole has stretched significantly.
If you feel self-conscious about the appearance of your ear(s).
If you wish to wear earrings again comfortably and safely.
A torn or stretched earlobe can make wearing earrings difficult and affect your confidence. Split ear lobe repair is a safe, quick procedure that restores your earlobe’s natural appearance with minimal discomfort. Regain your confidence and enjoy wearing earrings again with a simple, lasting solution.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so you’ll feel little to no discomfort. Patients typically describe the treatment as quick and easy.
The repair usually takes 30 minutes or less per ear, depending on the severity of the tear. You can return to most normal activities the same day.
Any scarring is minimal and typically fades over time. Our providers use fine suturing techniques to ensure the best cosmetic results possible.
Re-piercing is usually possible after 6 to 8 weeks, once the area has fully healed. Your provider will guide you on the best timing based on your recovery.