Contrary to popular belief, you should NEVER intentionally touch, spin or sleep on a healing piercing. When you touch or move your piercing, you are disrupting your body's healing process, tearing the fistula that is trying to form. Do your best to prevent any accidental traumas such as snags, pulls, or sleeping on it. Sleeping on a pierc
Contrary to popular belief, you should NEVER intentionally touch, spin or sleep on a healing piercing. When you touch or move your piercing, you are disrupting your body's healing process, tearing the fistula that is trying to form. Do your best to prevent any accidental traumas such as snags, pulls, or sleeping on it. Sleeping on a piercing can change the initial angle that was made. Traveling neck pillows are key to a happy, healthy piercing.
Remember to thoroughly flush your piercing! Best way to clean your piercing is by flushing with warm, running water in the shower. Sterile saline solution is also a great way to freshen up and clean your healing piercing. NeilMed Piercing Aftercare is a fine mist spray that is perfect for when you are on the go, at the gym, or in sports.
Remember to thoroughly flush your piercing! Best way to clean your piercing is by flushing with warm, running water in the shower. Sterile saline solution is also a great way to freshen up and clean your healing piercing. NeilMed Piercing Aftercare is a fine mist spray that is perfect for when you are on the go, at the gym, or in sports. Give your piercing a quick spritz front and back and let air dry! Be mindful to not over spray your piercing as it can cause dryness and irritation if used too much. We do sell aftercare here for $13 a can!
An initial piercing is always pierced with a piece of jewelry that is slightly longer. This is to accommodate for any swelling that may occur in the first 6-10 weeks of healing. When you notice that there is more room on your jewelry than initially, it is probably time to downsize. For nostrils, this usually happens 30 days after you are
An initial piercing is always pierced with a piece of jewelry that is slightly longer. This is to accommodate for any swelling that may occur in the first 6-10 weeks of healing. When you notice that there is more room on your jewelry than initially, it is probably time to downsize. For nostrils, this usually happens 30 days after you are pierced. For other piercings, this usually happens 6-10 weeks. Downsize posts are $20 each. If you leave your jewelry too long for an extended period, you may begin to see redness, irritation, and sometimes even blisters. If you are experiencing any of this, contact us for a consult and solution. If caught early, some simple tips and reminders can reverse the trauma and get you back to healthy healing.
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