Thin, sagging earlobes, multiple piercings, lines & wrinkles can be instantly rejuvenated with just a touch of strategically placed dermal filler by South Yarra-based cosmetic surgeon Dr Joni Feldman (near Prahan, Windsor & Toorak)
Earlobe rejuvenation instantly adds volume and restores a youthful shape to ageing earlobes or those with lobes overworked and mistreated by heavy earrings, tears or multiple piercings. Mistreatment aside, all ear lobes lose connective tissue and fat over time and start to look lined, loose, longer and thinner.
By carefully injecting hyaluronic acid dermal filler into the lobe to gently plump them, you can quickly restore the youthful shape, allowing you to not only look years younger but enhance the look of your earrings by the appearance of a more firmer, cushioned lobe.
Results are long-lasting as dermal filler tends to remain longer in areas that are less active. Best of all, only a minor amount of filler is required!
Where is the clinic?
Dr Feldman’s Melbourne clinic is located at Suite 1102, 9 Yarra Street, South Yarra, Melbourne. She also tends to her patients in Sydney (Westfield Towers, Bondi Junction) and East Perth (Suite 2/10 Eastbrook Terrace) every six weeks. For full contact details, please see here.
How long will it last?
Depending on the type used, fillers have been clinically proven to last anywhere from six months to two years. Injections around active areas of the face, such as the mouth and lips tend to dissipate more quickly; however, less active areas of the face, like the ear lobes, tend to maintain the filler for longer.
Is it safe?
There is minimal risk with dermal fillers. Lumping and bruising may occur when administered by an inexperienced practitioner. However, Dr Feldman has more than 25 years’ experience as a cosmetic surgeon, along with an unblemished track record. Occasionally, swelling will occur for a couple of days after the procedure.
Is it painful?
Dermal fillers are relatively painless. After a brief pinprick sensation as the needle or cannula is inserted, little else is felt as the contents contain a local anaesthetic.
What is dermal filler made of?
Dermal fillers are a clear gel made of a natural sugar compound called hyaluronic acid. This substance is found in the skin naturally but depletes as we age.