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when i went to get mine done they said to wait 2 months, but i think that's an average i havent had my done more then a month and i think its ready to change
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How long do you have to wait to change your Nipple piercing?
It is best to wait about 6-8 weeks like you would with any other piercing :)
How long nipple piercing?
It varies from person to person, depending on the size of your nipple.
How long before you can change your naval piercing?
After 6weeks you can take it out.
How long do you have to have nipple rings in before you can change them?
You need to wait about 6 to 8 weeks after getting them pierced before you change them.
Is sum blood a sign of infected nipple piercing?
How long has it been pierced
How long do you wait after a nipple piercing closes to get it repierced?
You can get it done again once you're sure the piercing is healed inside as well as out.
What happens if you have a nipple piercing for too long?
As long as you are taking care of it nothing would happen and it should be fine.
How long do you leave a lip piercing in for?
Before you can change it out you should wait 3 to 5 days
How long should you have discharge from your nipple piercing?
6~8 weeks and even longer depending on how the piercing was done. As long as the mater is whitish yellow you are o.k. and that is normal discharge, it will ease up as the piercing heals and becomes seasoned.
How long can nipple piercing last?
Provided it was done properly and it is deep enough, it shouldn't reject and should last for as long as you want it.
Can you use nipple bars as tongue bars?
Yes, as long as the gauge is correct for the tongue piercing - for example : nipple bar is 14 gauge - usual tongue piercing jewellery is 14 gauge and the length of the nipple bar is the correct length for the wearers tongue (this varies from person to person). Basically - if it fits - wear it!
How long after a nipple piercing before you can have them touched?
When they're healed inside AND out; it'll heal outside first. Don't mess with them too much or with dirty hands because then you risk infection or migration.
