If your jewelry is threaded (barbells, etc.) check it to make sure it’s still tight! Remember It is not necessary to rinse this product away, however if you do rinse make sure it’s with That may have collected on the jewelry around the piercing. You may need to use a q-tip or non-woven gauze to clean away any debris or “crusties” Non-woven gauze in saline and apply that to the piercing. STERILE WOUND-CARE SALINE DAILY AS NEEDEDĮither spray the saline directly on the piercing to liberally flush the piercing, or soak a Most piercings will shrink or close very quickly if the jewelry is removed, so if you like your piercing it is vital to LEAVE YOUR JEWELRY IN AT ALL TIMES!.Jewelry should not be expected to rotate or move freely in most piercings, even after healing. This does not necessarily indicate a problem. Piercings (including healed piercings) that are not cleaned daily may smell unpleasant. The key is to continue your cleaning routine throughout initial healing time. They may seem healed for a while, and then regress. Piercings will go through “ups and downs” while healing.
It is liquid when it leaves the body but dries into “crusties.” Secretion of a whitish-yellow fluid (not pus) is part of the healing process and is to be expected. Discoloration (redness) and itching during healing process are also fairly common. Some tenderness or discomfort in the area of a new piercing can be expected for several days or longer. What is normal during the healing process:īleeding, bruising, and/or swelling are fairly common with a new piercing. New piercings can shrink the moment jewelry is removed, making it painful or impossible to get it back in. The only time you will touch your piercing is when you are cleaning it, and you will first wash your hands.ĭO NOT REMOVE YOUR JEWELRY. Let’s start with two very important things to remember:ĭO NOT TOUCH YOUR PIERCING. Genital piercings: Ampallang: 6-9 months, Apadravya: 6-9 months, Christina: 6-9 months, Clitoral Hood: 4-6 weeks, Dydoe: 6-9 months, Fourchette: 6-8 weeks, Frenum: 6-8 weeks, Guiche: 2-3 months, Inner Labia: 4-6 weeks, Prince Albert: 6-8 weeks, Princess Albertina: 4-6 weeks, Reverse PA: 6-9 months, Scrotum/Hafada: 6-8 weeks. Small nipples (less than 3/8” in width) can heal within 3-4 months, while larger nipples (wider than 3/8” in diameter) often take 6-9 months to heal. Nipples vary in healing time based on size and anatomical structure. Multiple piercings healing simultaneously may result in longer healing times.Įar Cartilage: 3-4 months, Ear Construction, Industrial: 6-9 months, Earlobe (up to 12g): 6-8 weeks, Earlobe (over 12g): 2-3 months, Erl (nose bridge): 2-3 months, Eyebrow: 2-3 months, High Nostril: 4-6 months, Inverse Lip: 2-3 months, Lip/Labret/Monroe: 6-8 weeks, Navel: 4-6 months, Nostril: 3-4 months, Philtrum: 6-8 weeks, Septum: 6-8 weeks, Single Point Piercing: 3-4 months, Surface Piercing (Surface Bar): 6-9 months, Surface Piercing (Tygon): 8-12 months, Tongue: 4-6 weeks, Vertical Lip: 6-8 weeks. Most piercings will take years before they can be left out for any extended length of time without shrinking or closing. Please be aware that these are only initial healing times. Because many factors influence how quickly a piercing will heal, some people will heal faster while others will take longer. The following is usually the minimum amount of time needed to heal before it is safe to change your jewelry.
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