The following day; be careful not to "over clean" it, though. That will irritate the piercing just as much as not cleaning it.
Rinse and clean the piercing twice daily with special clearer for piercings and clean the piercing at least once a day with a salt water mixture. This won't guarantee that your industrial won't get infected, but it will definitely help.
it depends, just make sure you regularly clean it about 3 times a day
The piercing usually takes 4-6 weeks to heal depending on your body. Always clean it multiple times a day after first getting it pierces, especially since the piercing is on your face. I'd clean it if not every day then maybe a couple times a week. Dirt and oil tend to gather and it can cause your piercing to either get infected or to get gunk in it.
Bleeding is normal for any piercing. A piercing is a wound, and wounds bleed. The only way it would keep bleeding rather than heal is if you pick at it or play with it. Dont play with it! Also, do not overclean it. Dont clean it more than once per day, and clean it with antibacterial soap. If you are using salt soaks or salt water, stop!! This is irritating to your piercing and can severely dry it out.
You should clean your nose piercing with antibacterial (Dial) soap twice a day for the first week that you have it. After that first week, reduce cleaning to once a day. Be sure not to overclean as you can cause moderate to severe irritation to your piercing.
Industrial piercings generally take three months to fully heal, however, as with any piercing, some people may find that they have an ongoing/never quite there healing process with certain piercings. If you have any questions go to your piercer, have them look at it and they will be able to tell you what's going on.
Buy some WoundWash (a saltwater solution that you can find in the first aid section of Wal-Mart). Spray the septum area with it and swab with a Q-tip every day or every other day.
Blisters on both sides of a three-month old industrial piercing could be due to infection, irritation, or contact dermatitis. To treat them, clean the area with saline solution twice a day, avoid touching the piercing with dirty hands, and follow any aftercare instructions recommended by your piercer. If the blisters do not improve or if there are signs of infection (such as increased pain, redness, or discharge), consult a healthcare professional.
Make sure she is following her after care routeen correctly and she needs to clean the piercing every day. Other than that there is little you can do for her, it's her piercing and she needs to look after it in order for it to heal properly.
'Nothing at first, but later it will grow shut
Make sure to clean anytype of cartliaga piercing 2-3 times a day amd use h2ocean or anytype of sea salt water 3-5 times and a day... With an infected piercing make sure to clean it when ur supposed DO NOT take out a piercing while it is infected... Anitbotics will help with infection along with the cleaning amd sea salt soaks... Hope this helps any:)