Rupture of the earlobe most often occurs as a result of trauma, by tearing or hanging the earrings or may occur over time in people who wear very heavy earrings.

The cleft of the earlobe can be complete (total rupture of the earlobe) or partial, when it refers to an enlargement of the earlobe (hole) in the earlobe

Rupture of the earlobe most often occurs as a result of trauma, by tearing or hanging the earrings or may occur over time in people who wear very heavy earrings.

The cleft of the earlobe can be complete (total rupture of the earlobe) or partial, when it refers to an enlargement of the earlobe (hole) in the earlobe.

-avoidance of great physical efforts

-maintaining the dressing dry (avoiding watering the dressing)

-change the dressing every 24 hours according to the doctor's recommendations

-removal of sutures is done 7-10 days after surgery

-it is recommended to avoid wearing earrings for a few months, after which you can wear light clips earrings

-avoidance of local traumas