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EARLOBE REPAIR WILMINGTON, NY | RIGER SICA, DO

UNDERSTANDING EARLOBE REPAIR

Earlobes can become stretched and torn over time due to various
factors such as heavy earrings, clothing snagging, or accidental
injury. Gravity and genetics may also contribute to earlobe
deformities. Earlobe repair and reduction are straightforward
procedures designed to restore the natural appearance and structure of
damaged earlobes.

PROCEDURE OVERVIEW

 	* Performed under local anesthesia
	* Relatively simple outpatient procedure
	* Sutures typically removed in 7-10 days
	* Potential for re-piercing approximately three months after repair

CANDIDACY FOR EARLOBE REPAIR

Patients with the following earlobe conditions may be ideal candidates
for repair:

 	* Enlarged earlobes
	* Torn or stretched earlobe tissue
	* Damaged earlobe structure
	* Congenital or acquired earlobe deformities

SURGICAL EXPECTATIONS

During the consultation, the medical team will provide detailed
instructions specific to each patient's needs. The procedure can be
performed immediately after an injury or delayed until tissue
inflammation subsides. Most patients experience minimal discomfort and
can expect personalized care throughout the healing process.

RECOVERY AND HEALING

Recovery times vary depending on individual healing capabilities.
Patients can typically expect to re-pierce their ears approximately
three months after the procedure. The medical team provides
comprehensive post-operative guidance to ensure optimal healing and
results.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE

Choosing a skilled and experienced medical professional is crucial for
successful earlobe repair. The clinic prioritizes patient confidence
by offering personalized care, listening to individual concerns, and
delivering precise surgical outcomes.

For more information about Earlobe Repair in Wilmington, NY, submit an
enquiry to Riger Sica, DO.


Earlobe Repair Wilmington by Riger Sica, DO

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EARLOBE REPAIR IN WILMINGTON, NY | SUMMIT PLASTIC SURGERY & DERM

UNDERSTANDING EARLOBE DAMAGE AND REPAIR

Earlobes can become stretched, torn, or misshapen due to various
factors including heavy earrings, clothing snags, or accidental
injuries. Genetics and gravity also contribute to earlobe deformations
that may require professional repair.

PROCEDURE OVERVIEW

Earlobe repair is a straightforward surgical procedure typically
performed under local anesthesia. The process involves carefully
reconstructing damaged earlobe tissue to restore its natural
appearance and function.

CANDIDACY FOR EARLOBE REPAIR

 	* Enlarged or stretched earlobe
	* Torn or damaged ear tissue
	* Misshaped earlobe due to genetics or injury

SURGICAL DETAILS

The procedure can be performed immediately after an injury or delayed
until tissue inflammation subsides. Repositioned tissue is typically
closed with sutures, which are removed within 7-10 days of the
procedure.

RECOVERY AND EXPECTATIONS

Most patients experience mild discomfort following the procedure. On
average, patients can re-pierce their ears approximately three months
after the repair, depending on individual healing rates.

WHY CHOOSE SUMMIT PLASTIC SURGERY & DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Ricciardelli offers unparalleled expertise in earlobe
reconstruction, with over 29 years of experience in facial and plastic
surgery. As the only board-certified surgeon in the area specializing
in both head, neck, and facial surgery, patients can trust in his
comprehensive skill set and proven track record.

EXPERTISE AND CONFIDENCE

Summit Plastic Surgery & Dermatology prioritizes patient confidence
through personalized care, advanced surgical techniques, and a
commitment to achieving optimal results.

For more information about Earlobe Repair in Wilmington, NY, submit an
enquiry to Summit Plastic Surgery & Derm: Ricciardelli Edward J MD.
 

Earlobe Repair in Wilmington

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