Ear piercing scar lumps generally will not subside by itself. Ear piercing scars are mostly considered due to unclean operation during ear piercing, or local chronic inflammation stimulation after ear piercing, resulting in localized keloid hyperplasia, which is usually the result of damage repair and generally cannot be reversed or will not subside. But if not dealt with, it will not lead to serious consequences. If the ear piercing scar is relatively small, it can be temporarily observed without treatment. If the scars are large and affect the aesthetic appearance, you can go to the hospital and follow the doctor’s instructions to choose medication, radiation therapy, physical therapy, surgical treatment and so on. Commonly used medications include Trinilast, Vitamin A and so on, you can follow the doctor’s advice to choose the appropriate drug treatment. Larger ear piercing scars can be treated with physical therapy such as freezing, compression therapy, photoelectric therapy, etc. To prevent recurrence, sometimes even low-dose radiation therapy is needed. If the bumps are large and unsuitable for the above treatments, or if the above treatments are not effective, they can be surgically removed and the wound can be cosmetically sutured after the surgery to ensure minimal tension on the wound, a method of suturing in which the scar that forms after the surgery is usually not noticeable. During the skin wound repair phase, local injections of medications can also be given to prevent the growth of fibroblasts in the scar, reducing scar formation. During the treatment of earhole scars, patients should pay attention to keep the earhole area clean and dry, avoid water, avoid scratching, so as not to aggravate the discomfort due to local skin breakage or infection, earhole scars are prone to recur after treatment, patients should pay attention to avoiding trauma and mosquito bites, hair follicle inflammation in their daily lives, and once it occurs, it should be actively treated to avoid triggering the earhole scars.