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Earlobe repair and reduction surgery is performed by our lead plastic surgeon, Dr. Chelsea Troiano. Her team will administer local anesthesia to numb the area. From there, Dr. Troiano will make incisions along the earlobe to remove excess tissue, if needed, and stitch the area back together.
Earlobe repair and reduction surgery is a customized procedure, so the techniques and tools needed to achieve the final result may vary for each patient. During your initial consultation for earlobe repair West Palm Beach facial plastic surgeon Dr. Chelsea Troiano will discuss the procedure with you, and what she recommends for your unique concerns. Together, you can plan the best approach and review payment and financing solutions.
Dr. Troiano is dedicated to providing patients with a level of luxurious care that is refined, yet relaxed, and offers exclusivity without sacrificing comfort and eligibility. She is fellowship-trained and is eligible for double-board certification upon completing a rigorous five-year course that specializes in head and neck surgery.
Dr. Troiano’s facility in Palm Beach offers the effortless luxury of fast-paced cities like nearby Miami with the quiet and opulent environment of the Palm Beaches. We welcome patients throughout South Florida to visit our newly established private practice for procedures like earlobe repair and reduction or other facial plastic or reconstructive surgery.
Schedule ConsultationHealth insurance companies will often cover plastic surgery in the effect of a necessary reconstructive or restorative procedure. However, elective surgery, like cosmetic enhancements, are generally not covered by insurance.
Earlobe repair and reduction is a surgical procedure, so patients should expect to have some slight swelling or discomfort after their procedure. You’ll have to avoid sleeping on your sides to prevent pressure on your ears until the sutures are dissolved. This is generally a week but may vary for everyone. Following your earlobe repair or reduction surgery, patients generally find their recovery time to be minimal and can go back to work right away.
Oversized earlobes might be a result of various things. Most commonly, it is performed on older patients who have noticed their earlobes sagging and becoming larger due to gravity, the weight of wearing earrings, or simply as a side effect of aging. This can be performed on adults of any age who are in good health and want to correct oversized or sagging earlobes.
Earlobe surgery is performed under local anesthesia to ensure patients feel no pressure or pain during the procedure. The anesthesia injection may be mildly uncomfortable, but most patients report it feels like a pinch for a few seconds. After the surgery, patients might have some discomfort or swelling, but it often subsides with ice and some pain medication like acetaminophen or ibuprofen.