Some people are born with protruding ears that project far away from the head; this procedure can correct that issue. Bilateral corrects both ears.

Some people are born with protruding ears that project far away from the head; this procedure can correct that issue. Unilateral corrects one ear.

Earlobe Reduction, also known as Lobuloplasty, is a procedure designed to reduce the size of overly large or stretched earlobes. This treatment enhances the ear’s appearance and helps achieve better facial symmetry, often making a noticeable difference in your overall look.

This procedure reconstructs or repairs earlobes that have been stretched by gauges or torn from injury. The goal is to restore a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance to the earlobe, allowing you to wear earrings again confidently. A unilateral (one sided) earlobe repair at CPSC can range from $1300 for a torn or split earlobe up to to $2300 for a large gauged earlobe repair. For both ears (bilateral), this can range from $2500 up to $3500.

A keloid removal procedure involves reducing or eliminating thick, raised scars that have grown beyond the original site of a skin injury. The most common methods include: surgical excision, where the keloid is carefully cut out under local anesthesia, and steroid injections, where Corticosteroids are injected into the scar before or after removal to reduce inflammation and help flatten the area.