If there is a lump in the earlobe, different treatments will be taken according to the nature of the lump. If the mass in the earlobe is considered to be a malignant tumor, in order to avoid the metastasis of the whole body organs and tissues caused by the malignant tumor, it needs to be surgically removed as soon as possible. If the size of the tumor is too large to be removed completely, local radiotherapy treatment can be given first to reduce the size of the tumor and then to perform radical treatment of the tumor. If the mass in the earlobe is considered as benign lesions such as lipoma, hemangioma or epidermoid cyst. If the mass does not cause obvious pain and discomfort to the patient, it can be closely observed temporarily and does not need special treatment. If the size of the mass increases significantly, accompanied by obvious redness, swelling and pain. Patients are advised to undergo surgical excision as soon as possible to avoid serious complications.