Congenital cleft of the earlobes is rarely seen among congenital ear anomalies. These clefts show a wide range of severity and localization, from simple notching to extensive tissue deficiencies. We developed a new technique that can be used in simple cases of earlobe cleft. For this technique, we use the anterior and posterior parts of the cleft as Y-V advancement flaps and achieve a three-dimensional construction of the lobe that is symmetrical with the opposite lobe.