Among the elements of the face, the ear lobe is particularly significant. Skin and fat make up the earlobe. It lacks the thick cartilage seen in the rest of the ear. As a result, ear lobe piercing is simple. Many cultures promote ear lobe piercing so that jewellery can be worn there. The risk of ear lobe rupture increases after ear piercing. Many earlobe rips need medical intervention, however some may heal on their own with time. The majority of the time, hefty earrings or other types of jewellery cause damage to the ear lobes, prompting repair. It occasionally happens when someone (usually a youngster) tugs on the earlobe or the earring.