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- 76-122 Napper road, Parkwood 4214 QLD
Parkwood skin clinic
At Parkwood Skin Clinic, we understand that your ears play a crucial role in your overall appearance and confidence. Whether you’re dealing with stretched, torn, or damaged ear lobes, our expert team is here to provide advanced ear lobe repair and reconstruction services. Our goal is to restore the natural beauty of your ear lobes, ensuring you feel comfortable and confident.
Ear lobe repair and reconstruction involve surgical procedures designed to correct deformities, damage, or elongation of the ear lobes. These issues can arise from various factors, including heavy earrings, trauma, aging, or intentional stretching (gauging). Our surgical care aim to restore the ear lobes to their natural shape and appearance.
1. Torn Ear Lobes:
– Often caused by accidental pulling or the prolonged use of heavy earrings, resulting in a split or tear.
– Our repair techniques can seamlessly close the tear, restoring the ear lobe’s natural contour.
2. Stretched or Gauged Ear Lobes:
– Intentional stretching (gauging) of the ear lobes can leave large holes or deformities when jewelry is removed.
– Reconstruction involves closing the holes and reshaping the ear lobes for a more natural appearance.
3. Keloids and Scarring:
– Some individuals develop keloids or excessive scarring on their ear lobes after piercings or injuries.
– We offer treatments to remove or reduce keloids and improve the texture and appearance of the skin.
4. Aging and Sagging:
– Over time, ear lobes can lose elasticity and volume, leading to sagging or drooping.
– Our procedures can rejuvenate the ear lobes, restoring a youthful and balanced look.
While earlobe repair is a generally safe and straightforward procedure, it carries potential risks and complications, as with any surgical intervention. Common risks include scarring, which can vary in severity depending on the individual’s skin type and healing process. Some patients may develop raised scars, such as keloids or hypertrophic scars, particularly those prone to abnormal scar formation.
Other complications include infection at the surgical site, which can usually be prevented with proper aftercare, and asymmetry or uneven appearance of the repaired earlobe. In rare cases, there may be wound dehiscence (reopening of the surgical site) or prolonged swelling and redness. Temporary numbness or changes in sensation around the area may also occur. Following your surgeon’s instructions for care and attending follow-up appointments can significantly reduce these risks and ensure optimal healing.
At Parkwood Skin Clinic, crafting your treatment plan is a personalised and collaborative process designed to address your unique skin concerns and goals. Our approach begins with a comprehensive consultation where we thoroughly assess your skin’s condition, discuss your medical history, and understand your desired outcomes. Whether you’re seeking cosmetic enhancements, managing chronic skin conditions, or addressing specific concerns such as acne, sun damage, or moles, we take the time to explain all available treatment options. This ensures you are fully informed and confident in your decisions. Our team tailors each plan to your individual needs, combining advanced treatments with a focus on long-term skin health