The ear (lobe) which is lacerated (torn, cut) just then, should be cleaned till pure blood exudes. After cleansing, the cut ends are placed together (sutured), after suturing, it is bandaged suitably.
अथ ग्रथित्वा केशान्तं कृत्वा छेदनलेखनम् । निवेश्य सन्धिं सुषमं न निम्नं न समुन्नतम् ॥५२॥
The skin below the border of the hair at the back of the ears is elevated by either excision or scraping, rolled over the joint (of the skin) to the pinna and placed on it,
neither depressed nor elevated but at an even level, site is then anointed with honey and ghee and covered with a swab (of cotton), then tied with a thread neither too tight nor too loose;
sprinkled next with the powder of herbs which stop bleeding and then the regimen prescribed in the treatment of ulcer advised (be adhered to). The site of the ulcer (pinna) should be anointed with Amataila for seven days and the swab removed slowly.
The ulcer which has cleared well, with growth of hairs, the joints well-knit, even and static, well developed (reached the proper shape) and not having any disease, the ear should be made to grow gradually.