Regain confidence by restoring your earlobes to a better shape and size.
At The Spiegel Center, earlobe repair surgery to correct or reduce torn, stretched, or large earlobes is a popular office procedure that we do in our state-of-the-art clinic in Newton, Massachusetts. Contact us today to see how we can make your ears look better.
Earlobes are often torn by gauges, heavy earrings, or trauma. Many people dislike the way torn or misshapen ears look but are unsure what to do about it. Fortunately, earlobes can be easily corrected with a very minor surgery. Rest assured that even the largest “gauged” earlobes can be restored to a natural appearance. Your ears can even be re-pierced after they have fully healed.
The elite team of surgeons at The Spiegel Center is known for uncompromising care and great results. To schedule a consultation about repairing your earlobes, contact our office in Newton, Massachusetts, today.
Source: Alexis S., Google, 8/4/23
This was my first time having any type of surgery done. I got my stretched ears reversed. Couldn’t have possibly gone more smooth! Very quick, professional, and friendly! :)
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