Ear Press Dogbone Compression Earring - Ear Keloid Management

The Ear Press Dogbone Compression Earring applies targeted pressure to the earlobe to help manage ear keloids following surgical removal or small, early-stage keloids. Two adjustable nylon bolts allow the pressure to be adjusted according to the thickness of the earlobe.

Features

• Dogbone style for targeted earlobe compression.
• Two adjustable nylon bolts for fitting and pressure adjustment.
• Available in Black, Clear and Rainbow, with the Rainbow finish changing colour depending on the light.
• The Clear option lets you see where pressure is being applied and check that the affected area is positioned beneath the compression disc.
• Includes one preassembled compression earring with two plates: one with clearance holes and one with threaded holes.
• Includes two additional longer nylon bolts to accommodate different fitting requirements.

Suitable For

• Managing ear keloids following surgical removal.
• Managing small, early-stage ear keloids.

Fitting and Adjustment

You may need to reverse the order of the plates depending on the keloid location, preferred wearing position, hand dominance and selected style.

• Remove the nylon bolts.
• Reverse the order of the two plates.
• Reinsert the bolts through the plate with the larger clearance holes first, then screw them into the threaded plate.

Finding a suitable configuration may take some trial and adjustment. Assistance from another person may help when fitting the earring for the first time. Some users prefer the bolts facing forward to reduce the chance of the ends pressing against the head during sleep.

A Clear version is recommended alongside the Black option to help monitor compression disc placement.

Recommended Wear and Care

The recommended wear schedule is approximately 20 hours per day for at least six months, and often longer, depending on individual needs and treatment progress.

• Ensure compression is comfortable and not excessively tight.
• Discontinue use if discomfort occurs.
• Monitor the skin regularly and avoid excessive pressure that could cause irritation or sores.
• Seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional if you are unsure about the appropriate fit, pressure or duration of use.