Earlobe Repair FAQs – Can I re-stretch after surgery?

Aurora is now part of The Private Clinic, a nationwide group of clinics with over 35 years of experience specialising in Cosmetic Surgery and Skin and a Trust Pilot 5 star rating. For comprehensive information, before and after photos and costs on Earlobe repair procedures click here

Our expert Plastic Surgeon Adrian Richards is the Medical Director for The Private Clinic. Clinics are located in Birmingham, Bristol, Buckinghamshire, Glasgow, London Harley Street, Leeds, Manchester and Northampton.

This video series features the questions we have received about stretched and split earlobes. Stretched earlobes are increasingly common in today’s society, therefore correction of stretches is also becoming more common.

We get loads of questions from patients, some of which we simply answer, but the most frequent, we like to turn into information videos for you, so we have answers to these questions within our Youtube channel and on our website which is instantly accessible.

When it comes to re-stretching your earlobe following correction surgery, we highly advise against it. For a start you have less earlobe than before, and with the scar, which is also a weak point, stretching your ear again may result in a “blow-out”. We can’t tell you not to stretch your ears again, because simply put, you can stretch them again, but we can advise you against it with a warning of what could very easily happen if you decide to go down that route again.

For more information or to book a consultation call 01844 318 491 or email mailto:info@aurora-clinics.local