Torn earlobe repair in London
Safe Correction of Overstretched or Torn Earlobes
200,000
Satisfied patients
Trusted by patients across the UK for medical & aesthetic care
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27 years
Of Clinical Experience
Established in 1999
Treatment at a glance
Key details you may want to know before booking.
Treatment time
Around 60-90 minutes
ANAESTHETIC
Local anaesthetic
DOWNTIME
Stitches in place for around 7 days. Mild swelling or tenderness
RESULTS TIMELINE
Permanent
SUITABLE FOR
Split, torn, or stretched earlobes
Price
Starting from £650
Torn earlobe repair is a minor surgical procedure used to restore the shape of the earlobe after it has split or stretched. It can help close a complete tear or improve a widened piercing that no longer sits neatly.
People usually seek treatment when the earlobe has gradually stretched or suddenly torn. We assess the area carefully and plan a repair that heals neatly and sits naturally once recovered.
What is torn earlobe repair?
Torn earlobe repair is a minor surgical procedure that closes and reshapes the earlobe using fine stitches. We remove the damaged edges of the skin before carefully bringing the tissue back together.
The aim is to restore a natural contour rather than simply closing the tear. Once healed, the earlobe usually looks more even and can often be re-pierced if appropriate.
Who is suitable?
This procedure may suit you if your earlobe has split completely or if a piercing has stretched over time. Some people also choose repair when the hole sits too low or no longer holds earrings comfortably.
Suitability depends on the condition of the tissue and how the earlobe has healed so far. We confirm this during consultation after examining the area closely.
Benefits of treatment
This is a straightforward procedure that focuses on repairing the earlobe in a controlled and careful way. The aim is a neat result that looks in keeping with the natural shape of the ear.
- Close a split or torn earlobe
- Improve the shape where a piercing has stretched
- Create a more even, balanced appearance
- Allow for re-piercing once healing is complete
- Keep scarring as discreet as possible
The treatment process
Consultation
Your consultation begins with a close assessment of the earlobe and how the tissue has healed. We also review your medical history and talk through what you would like to achieve.
We explain how the repair is carried out and what the recovery involves. If the procedure is not appropriate, we will advise you honestly.
The procedure
We numb the earlobe using local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable. The edges of the tear are carefully prepared before the skin is stitched back together in a controlled way.
The procedure usually takes under an hour. We place fine sutures to support neat healing and a natural contour.
Aftercare
You can return home shortly after treatment. We provide clear instructions on how to care for the area while it heals.
Stitches are usually removed after around one week. Follow-up allows us to check healing and answer any questions.
Recovery and downtime
Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness is common in the first few days. These effects tend to settle gradually as the area heals.
Most people return to normal routine straight away, although care is needed to avoid pressure on the earlobe. We advise waiting before wearing earrings until healing is complete.
Results and longevity
The earlobe appears closed once the stitches are removed, although the area continues to settle over the following weeks. The final result becomes clearer as the tissue softens and the scar matures.
Results are long-lasting once healed. If you choose to re-pierce the ear, we advise waiting until the tissue has fully recovered.
Cost of torn earlobe repair in London
The cost of torn earlobe repair depends on the extent of the tear and how the earlobe has healed. In some cases the repair is straightforward, while others require a more careful approach to restore shape.
Because each case is slightly different, we confirm pricing after consultation. You will be given a clear outline of the cost before making any decision.
Risks and considerations
As with any minor surgical procedure, there are potential risks. These include swelling, bruising, infection, or delayed healing.
Light scarring is expected but usually settles well over time. We discuss all risks clearly during consultation so you can make an informed decision.
Your practitioner
Torn earlobe repair at Bodyvie is performed by Dr Vadim Corjos, a GMC-registered doctor with extensive experience in aesthetic and minor surgical procedures.
Dr Corjos takes a careful and considered approach to all procedures carried out at the clinic. Each treatment begins with a detailed consultation to assess the area, review your medical history and discuss whether repair is appropriate.
This consultation ensures that the procedure is suitable and that you have a clear understanding of the treatment, recovery and potential risks before proceeding.
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More information about Dr Corjos and his background can be found on the Bodyvie team page.
Why choose Bodyvie
With over 27 years of experience, Bodyvie provides doctor-led treatments within a regulated clinical setting in Richmond, London. Each procedure is carried out with a focus on safety, careful technique, and natural healing.
Your consultation forms the basis of your treatment plan. We take time to assess your concerns properly and advise you honestly, including when treatment may not be appropriate.
- Doctor-led procedures
- CQC registered clinic
- Individual treatment planning
- Careful, measured approach
- Ongoing aftercare and support
You can expect clear guidance and a considered approach throughout. The aim is a result that looks natural and sits comfortably with you.
Book your consultation
If you are considering torn earlobe repair, the first step is a consultation.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The cost of torn earlobe repair depends on how the earlobe has split and the type of repair required. Some cases are straightforward, while others need a more careful approach to restore shape.
Most people return to normal activity the same day. Stitches are usually removed after one week, with gradual healing over several weeks.
A small scar is expected, but it usually softens and becomes less noticeable over time.
Yes, in many cases. We advise waiting until the earlobe has fully healed before re-piercing.
We use local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable. You may feel some pressure during the procedure and mild soreness afterwards.
Suitability depends on the condition of the earlobe and how it has healed. We assess this during consultation.
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