Outpatient surgery
Ear Tunnel Correction / Earlobe Repair in Leipzig
Correction of stretched earlobes, with earlobe repair where needed
Stretched earlobes are surgically reshaped in an outpatient procedure under local anaesthesia. Excess tissue is removed under microscopic magnification.
- Procedure
- outpatient
- Anaesthesia
- local
- Sutures & dressings
- removed after 12 days
Procedure, effects & risks
The problem
After an ear tunnel is removed, the extensively stretched tissue usually does not shrink back completely, leaving a loose, drooping earlobe.
Surgical procedure
Excess tissue is removed and the earlobe is surgically reshaped. The procedure is performed under microscopic magnification to achieve an aesthetic result.
Procedure & aftercare
The outpatient procedure is performed painlessly under local anaesthesia. The wound is closed with fine sutures and covered with waterproof dressings. The sutures and dressings are removed after 12 days.
This information does not replace medical advice. Whether a treatment is suitable for you is clarified in a personal consultation at the Villa Hupfeld.
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Medical director
Christos Dimas
Specialist in orthopaedics and trauma surgery · aesthetic medicine since 2018
Member of DGBT and ISAC
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