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An earlobe reduction is a cosmetic surgery that corrects excessively big and elongated earlobes. The surgeon makes an incision in the middle and the rear part of the earlobes. Then the surgeon removes excessive earlobe tissue. As time passes, surgery scarring should fade and will not be noticeable.

One needs to take medications after the surgery. It is possible to wash the face and shampoo from the next day. One should not rub, touch or pull the surgery site. Also, you must sleep on your back. One can exercise and drink alcoholic beverages in 3 weeks after the stitch removal.

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