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The entire ear can be destroyed in just a few days. This problem is devastating and fixing it requires some pretty complex surgery. Cartilage piercing is dangerous because it really doesn't take much at all to cause an infection. So my advice, buck the trends and don't get the cartilage pierced. Pierce the earlobe -- once, twice, or whatever your mother lets you do. But stay away from the upper ear.
Normally ear cartilage is covered by a thin adherent layer called the perichondrium, which makes cartilage. Traumatic sheering forces can cause the perichondrium to separate from the underlying cartilage, resulting in bleeding (hematoma) or formation of a chronic fluid pocket (seroma). If the perichondrium remains separated, it will begin to form abnormal cartilage on top of the normal cartilage. This cartilage buildup results in bulky misshapen ears. Underlying bleeding and pockets of fluid should be drained immediately and compressed. This helps the perichondrium to re-adhere to the cartilage. Longstanding cauliflower ear deformities require surgery to remove the abnormal cartilage. Postoperative compression, drain placement, and/or quilting sutures can improve the results. Cauliflower ear is commonly seen in wrestlers.