Here are some common signs and symptoms to look out for: Redness, soreness or swelling at the piercing site that persists longer than a few days is one of the most common signs of infection. It is normal for these issues to manifest themselves only in the first few days. The presence of green, yellow, or white discharge is a sure sign of
Most body piercings require at least six months to a year before the jewelry can be removed for any length of time without the risk of the hole closing. Average healing times are: Earlobe — 6 to 8 weeks. Ear cartilage — 4 months to 1 year. Eyebrow — 6 to 8 weeks. Nostril — 2 to 4 months. Nasal septum — 6 to 8 weeks. Nasal bridge — 8
Piercing the cartilage opposite the tragus, usually with a barbell. 8–16 weeks. Conch. Piercing the cartilage above the earlobe and the anti-tragus on the inside of the ear. 8–16 weeks. Rook. Piercing of the thick fold of cartilage on the upper inside of the ear. 2–12 months. Snug. A piercing of the inner cartilage half-way down the outer Genital piercings may cause problems with urinating or having sex. They can cause damage to the person who has the piercing as well as the partner during sex. If the piercings are too large, they can pull on the skin and stretch it. This is especially common with ear piercings. Sometimes the skin grows over the piercing and becomes embedded in Nipple Piercing: 8/10. Nipple piercings are ranked as the most painful piercings among piercers and piercees alike. These piercings are the most painful because the nipple is packed with sensitive nerve endings, so puncturing a hole through this tissue is not exactly pleasant. Nipple piercings rank at an 8/10 on the pain scale.
Not sure if you have the anatomy because that’s something that has to be assessed in person by a piercer, but the good news is that you have great glasses to be compatible with this piercing! The little nose pads are able to be adjusted and so the glasses can sit a little lower and avoid touching the piercing :)
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