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A bump around your dimple piercing is the body guarding the piercing, the surrounding tissue toughens as the piercing heals. This will ease off as the piercing heals, ensure you are rinsing the piercing daily under running water (best done in the shower after shampoo and conditioner as these tend to irritate the piercing). Should you have serious concerns contact your body piercer and let him/her have a look at it.
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How do you get rid of bump around nose piercing?
A bump is a reaction to your cleaning agent, stop using it and look at the related links for more help with your issue.
How do you get rid of the bump by my nose piercing?
try to put tee tree oil on it
How do you get rid of bump around nose ring?
bactine. Or use tea tree oil. Dab a little bit on there and it'll get rid of it pretty guickly.
What can you take to get rid of scar tissue around your nipples from a old piercing you removed?
Nothing, only time will minimize the appearance of scars, be them surgical or piercing related.
What do you use if sea salt soaks dont get rid of the nose piercing bump?
I would recommend that you either try a gentle antibacterial soap and water, or you consult a physician. That could be a bad sign.
What do you do with your hip piercing when your pregnant?
get rid of them.
How do you get a plum on your ears after piercing?
I think you mean a Hypertrophic Reaction, this is a bump or bubble that appears beside the entry or exit point of the piercing. This is a reaction to an irritant generally due to misuse of after care products, skin care lotions, hair conditioner and generally anything your body doesn't like. To get rid or the bump you first need to realize that you are causing the issue by over using or misusing aftercare solutions or hair care products and allowing them to enter the actual piercing. Flushing the piercing while moving the jewellery under running water in the shower will over time rinse the irritant away and the body will start healing the piercing.
Is it okay to clean a lip piercing with germ X?
You should use nothing stronger than soap and water to clean your piercings. Lot's of sites will tell you to use this and that and so many times a day. Bottom line wash it in the morning and leave it alone and it will heal just fine. Healing agents are not to be used on deep wounds or puncture wounds ( a piercing is a puncture wound). Using these agents will cause the formation of a hypertrophic reaction (looks like a bump beside the piercing). Once they are formed they are difficult to get rid of and cause unsightly bruising around the piercing.
How do you get rid of a bubble on the top of an industrial piercing?
Popping it.
How do you get rid of the bump on the bridge of your nose without cosmetic surjery?
There is no way to get rid of the bump on a person's nose without undergoing cosmetic surgery. That bump is actually an upturned portion of a person's nasal bone, and there is no way to fix that without surgery.
If I have a bump on the back of your cartilage piercing and take out the stud will the bump disappear?
When I went back to my piercing place where I got my cartilage pierced, they told me the lump was due to me sleeping on the pierced ear. They told me from now on try not to sleep on that ear as the lump is due to the pressure of your earring pushing up against the skin. To get rid of a cartilage piercing bump: 1) All you have to do is buy some aspirin and then use one tablet and crush it (into eg a bowl). 2) Then add a tiny bit of cold water. 3) Then mix it together and it should turn into a sort of paiste. 4) Then apply this onto the cartilage bump, using a cotton bud or something. (but try not to get it on any other part of your skin). 5) Keep doing this once a day everyday until the bump dissapears. Mine took me three days to go.
How do you get rid of a piercing bump on your ear?
There isn't a way you can get rid of it. that is swelling from the piercing. It may be many things. If it hurts, seeps, oozes or bleeds then it's an infection of some kind, or swelling and the best way to deal with that would be salt water soaks (boiling water + half teaspoon of sea salt allowed to cool to warm water, soak your piercing in it for a few minutes twice a day.) However, if there's no pain or discharge then it's probably scar tissue which is slightly harder to get rid of, changing the jewellery to something better fitting can help. If the scar is around a ring or other curved jewelry, switch to something straight, like a barbell. If it's on an industrial, put individual jewelry in each piercing. Consult your piercer for jewelry changes in unhealed piercings. Other solutions can be cammomile tea bag compresses (soak in warm water, hold to the piercing twice a day) or massaging with vitamin E oil.
