When Do I Change My Nose Piercing

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To change a nose piercing wait until the piercing has fully healed and remove the bead or fastener holding it in.

When do i change my nose piercing. A professional will be more skilled at making the process painless and quick and will provide a clean environment instead of you trying to do it at home. Me personally i dont need to do what the piercer does after following their instructions for some time. Im not sure if this is normal or not ive never seen inside of a pierced nose. I am now 16 and am currently wearing a pink nose hoop.

Then wipe the new piece of jewelry with alcohol to disinfect it and let the alcohol dry. The nose takes a while to completely heal and if you attempt to change it before this time you may tear the piercing and cause damage to your nose. From the front pin pointing to where the end is approx. Immune system diet exercise and stress level can all factor into how well the body will heal the wound.

Nose piercings take 6 9 months to heal completely and you never want to change a healing piercing. A nose piercing is a facial adornment thats plain as the nose on your face and the time may come when your jewelry just isnt appealing anymore work calls or infection sets in. No matter what make certain that you change your nose jewelry in a sterile environment in order to avoid closure. Subscribing to my channel is greatly appreciated.

Its also good to change a bad stud made of silver or to put in real nasal jewelry to replace an inappropriate piece. Once it is you can get different neometal ends for it and just keep the same bar in or you can return to a reputable piercer and talk to them. It is safe to change your jewelry around the six month mark or when all swelling and irritation from the piercing has ceased. A nostril piercing that looks clear on the outside or a septum piercing that no longer stings when you move the ring still could be delicate inside.

I got my mum to make a mark on my nose and i pierced it. I had my nose piercing october 2018 i was told to wait till january 2019 as well as clean the stud 3 times a day. But dont try until it is fully healed. I cleaned the piercing three.

On the other side. I just got my nose pierced today and when i got home a bit ago it seemed where the jewelry exits in my nose is kinda low like the angle of the piercing is quite vertical. For this reason most piercers recommend that you wait the maximum four months for nostril piercings and eight weeks for septum piercings before attempting to change the ring yourself. All you do with those is pull the gem out its extremely easy.

Of course its best to change a completely healed piercing rather than a new one. One of the great things about having a nose piercing is that you can change the type of jewelry you wear in it to match your mood or style. Finally slide the pointed end of your new jewelry through the piercing hole and fasten it in place with its bead or clamp. Next carefully slide the piercing out and use a q tip to clean both sides of your nose with a gentle antibacterial solution.

Once your piercing is healed go to a professional piercer to have your jewelry changed.