If an earlobe has an abscess, the most effective treatment is to opt for surgical incision and drainage, especially in the acute stage, when local congestion and swelling are evident and the patient is also accompanied by fever and, in severe cases, chills, timely surgical incision and drainage can reduce local tension and relieve the patient’s painful symptoms. The postoperative period also requires anti-infection treatment with oral broad-spectrum penicillin V potassium tablets, and also needs to pay attention to drug changes, each drug change should be thoroughly clear to test the pus moss of the abscess cavity. In addition, if the gauze is found to be soaked with exudation, it should also be changed promptly. For limited stage abscesses, conservative treatment can also be chosen by taking oral broad-spectrum penicillin V potassium tablets or amoxicillin capsules, which can also be combined with local hot compresses, which can also promote the remission of inflammation and pay attention to the local hygiene around the auricle.