Ear hole corrections
Earlobe Corrections – Gentle and straightforward correction of stretched or torn earlobes
Wearing heavy earrings for long periods of time or giving the earrings a sudden, rough tug can cause the ear piercing to widen or even result in a complete tear of the earlobe. This results in enlarged, stretched ear holes.
Contents
- What is ear piercing correction?
- When is ear piercing correction recommended? Indications for the procedure
- The Ear Piercing Correction Procedure
- Frequently Asked Questions About Ear Piercing Correction (FAQ)
- Ear Piercing Correction in Zurich and Bad Ragaz - Expert Treatment for a Natural Result
What is ear piercing correction?
Earlobe correction is a minor, straightforward outpatient procedure in which stretched or torn earlobe tissue is tightened and carefully sutured. The goal is to restore the earlobe to its natural, closed shape.
After the healing phase, a new ear piercing can be done upon request—usually without any visible traces of the original defect.
When is ear piercing correction recommended? Indications for the procedure
Corrective treatment is particularly recommended for:
- Enlarged or stretched ear piercings
- Complete or partial tear of the earlobe
- Earrings that hang too low or fall out easily
- Aesthetically displeasing appearance of the earlobe
Many patients report a significantly improved appearance and an increased sense of well-being in their daily lives following the procedure.
The Ear Piercing Correction Procedure
- Local Anesthesia: The earlobe is numbed by injecting a local anesthetic so that the procedure can be performed painlessly.
- Repair: The stretched or torn fabric is precisely tightened and carefully sutured.
- Wound Care: The wound is carefully treated and bandaged after the procedure.
The recovery period is short and straightforward. The procedure usually takes only a few minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ear Piercing Correction (FAQ)
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is therefore virtually painless. After the procedure, you may experience mild pain or a feeling of tightness, which will subside within a few days.
Wound healing usually takes 1 to 2 weeks. Stitches are removed after about 7 to 10 days.
Yes, once the piercing has fully healed—usually after several weeks—you can have a new piercing done if you wish. It is recommended that you start by wearing lightweight earrings to avoid overstretching your ears again.
As with any surgical procedure, redness, swelling, and, in rare cases, infection or scarring may occur. However, the risk of complications is very low with this minor procedure.
The cost depends on the extent of the procedure. During the consultation, you will receive a clear overview of the costs.
Ear Piercing Correction in Zurich and Bad Ragaz - Expert Treatment for a Natural Result
Would you like to have stretched or torn earlobes gently and permanently corrected? Discover the options for ear piercing correction in Zurich and Bad Ragaz.
Make an appointment now and find out more about your treatment options.
