Earlobe surgery is an aesthetic and restorative surgery suited for people who are embarrassed by the appearance of their lobes (too big or deformed) or by those who have experienced trauma (tearing of the lobe).
The lobe is the lower part of the auricle. It is composed of adipose tissue and does not contain cartilage. The lobe is a particularly delicate and vulnerable area because it consists of a delicate skin that does not have the support of cartilage - unlike other parts of the outer ear.
Note: Surgical repair of earlobes does not treat what is commonly known as "loose ears". To treat this malformation of the ear, it is necessary to resort to otoplasty. The reduction of the visible earlobe on the photographed example was achieved through an X double plasty.
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The before and after photographs presented by this site are illustrations of the information provided on the information sheets. As an illustration, these before-and-after photos have informative and non-advertising value: they highlight the result that can be obtained depending on the anatomy of a patient as well as any scars that may be induced by an intervention. Moreover, the photographs do not commit Dr. Kron to provide a specific result.
Dr Kron pointed out that the information provided to patients on this site does not replace a medical consultation. Anyone wishing to benefit from additional information is invited to consult a qualified practitioner in Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Dr Cédric Kron - Plastic surgeon in Paris
Former resident, Gold Medal of Surgery and Head of Clinic of Paris Hospitals (APHP), Dr. C. Kron is qualified in Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery. He practices as a plastic surgeon in Paris, with a comprehensive and tailor-made approach of aesthetic treatments.
