Well it depends on the type of lip piercing you have, only certain ones can be stretched. So with that in mind I would suggest you go speak to your piercer. There are too many details that need to be covered and this is not the venue for that.
A 16 gauge or 14 gauge are the most common for lip piercings.
A 16 gauge lip ring is approximately 1.2 mm in diameter. Gauge sizes are a measurement of wire thickness, and in this case, a 16 gauge corresponds to that specific measurement in millimeters.
14g is normal for a male lip piercing, 16g is normal for a female lip piercing.
Well, the average earring gauge is 18g and the average lip gauge is 14g-16g so I wouldn't suggest using an earring for your lip because it'd look pretty funny in my opinion.
14g to 16g is normal for a male lip piercing, 16g to 18g is normal for a female lip piercing.
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16 gauge is smaller than a 14 gauge. You can buy a stretcher and stretch the hole.
Well actually a lot of difference 18g is the smallest gauge, then 16g is the next biggest gauge followed by 14g being the largest gauge normally used for oral piercings on a male. Female lip piercings are normally 18g or 16g, 14g is too large and looks silly in a female lip.
You should just make sure its surgical/ stainless steel and its the correct gauge for your lip.
1.2mm / 16g to 1.6mm/ 14g
Lip rings range in size from 20 gauge (the smallest) to 14 gauge (the largest). Sixteen-gauge is considered a "normal" size lip ring. The piercer will usually start with a lip ring that is slightly larger to accommodate the swelling that will naturally occur as a result of the piercing process. Once healing has occurred, the wearer can change the size of the lip ring to either a smaller or larger one.
No! Check with the piercer to see what gauge ur lip bar is .... mine is 16g