A properly* done (*that would be done by an actual professional body piercer in a licensed and inspected facility) should have a light heal in about 4 to 6 weeks. A light heal doesn't mean completely healed. For the piercing to be considered completely healed ( often referred to as a "seasoned piercing") that would need to be a full year old from the time it was pierced.
You can consider changing the jewellery in about 8 weeks, but if there are no healing issues and no real reason other than vanity provoking you to change the jewellery, it's best to just leave it alone and let it season up.
Regardless of what others and the internet tell you, the longer you leave the piercing without changing it the better. This is based on several thousand piercings I have conducted over the 18 years I have been piercing professionally.
Well by looking around at some piercing gun nostril piercing you would think you could just pierce the nose willy nilly, but actually that's wrong. There is a specific location where the nostril piercing should be done. Your professional body piercer will besy be able to show you where the correct placement of the nostril piercing should be.
Well she would look like a girl with a nostril piercing.
For a standard nostril piercing, 18 g.
there are 3 different types of nose piercings. a nostril piercing, septum piercing (through the septum of your nose), and bridge piercing (placed on the upper bridge of your nose)
A nostril piercing will look like a nostril piercing the next day, there may be some light redness but this will ease off during the healing period.
It means 18g or 1.0mm Nostril Screw used in nose piercing.
In North American culture a nostril piercing is nothing more than a nostril piercing, it's a fashion statement and nothing more.
It means that a nostril piercing can be worn with a nostril screw or a captive bead ring.
It depends on the development of the nose and nostril ridge. Not every nostril can be pierced at your age, only a professional body piercer will be able to tell if you have developed the proper ridge at 11 years old. You may need to wait a year or two till the nose develops more. Piercing the nostril early before the ridge has developed can cause the piercing to droop and end up being placed in the wrong location. Nothings worse than a nostril piercing that's placed incorrectly.
A light heal in two weeks and a full heal in 1 year. You can change the jewellery after 8 weeks yourself.
Following the curvature of the nose from the face to the tip along the flange of the nose there is a depression. that is the standard location for a nostril piercing.
Certainly. With time, the hole created from the piercing will heal over.