yes, but you have to wait for like a month or two after your body rejects it before you can repierce it. But when you repierce it again make sure to do it right.
A rook piercing is done by a professional body piercer using a sterile needle. The piercer will clean the area, mark the placement of the piercing, and then use a needle to create the hole for the jewelry to be inserted. It is important to care for the piercing properly to prevent infection and promote healing.
It can take several months to a year for an earlobe piercing to reach gauge 10, depending on the healing process and individual's body. It is important to stretch the piercing slowly and safely to minimize the risk of damage or infection.
No some one is trying to con you, piercing the testes is extremely painful and is not a practice in professional body piercing.
No, but you need to have something to work with to lay the piercing out correctly.
The weight of the ring will make it sink in a bit over time, but it really shouldn't sink much. Clean it every day to keep it healthy! I just got mine pierced on Saturday Night and its already sunk into my nose to the point where I can pass my finger over the spot and not even feel that it was there. I called my piercer and he told me that mostly likely there was a small amount of soap left in the piercing when I cleaned it. This can cause the hole to swell and in turn cause the piercing to sink b/c of the expansion of the hole. If this happens you should immediately go see the person who did it if you cannot right away, some good home remedies are taking cotton balls and soaking them in a solution of sea salt and purified water and then putting one up your nose to soak the piercing from the inside and putting another on the outside. This should help the healing. You can also take aspirin or ibuprofen to help with the swelling.
You can repierce it just about any time.
Usually, yes. Some piercers pierce through scar tissue and others dont. For a lobe piercing, most will though.
There will be more scar tissue than normal, but otherwise no.
It would be better not to do it in the same place - scar tissue is harder to pierce without tearing, and it hurts worse. Try moving the piercing over a little bit.
Do you mean repierce a partially healed piercing or getting a second set of piercings? Both are possible and the risk of infection are the same as the initial piercing.
Gee I would go back to who ever did it and tell them to do one of two things. Refund your money or repierce it for free.
no, it will just hurt more than the first time because your piercing through scar tissue not flesh
It's not common for a properly done Rook piercing to reject. Due to this piercing being done in deep cartilage, the piercing should not reject (the cartilage won't let it reject). More often that not the problem is the method used to look after the piercing or the solutions used to heal the piercing (generally too much and not properly rinsed out). I would suggest you seek the expert advice of your local professional body piercer. They would need to see what you have going on with the piercing location. If there is enough tissue that isn't damaged they should be able to repierce the area.
Why would you need to repierce it if it hasn't closed? If it's too shallow or crooked, yes, close it up. You don't want the new piercing hole and the old one to meet and tear to form a single hole.
Since a lip piercing is a surface piercing, definitely make sure you care for it! If the piercing rejects, it's because the body wasn't able to become immune to the object inside the skin. I highly recommend purchasing H2Ocean piercing spray, it's a life saver. H2O spray helps properly care for a fresh piercing. *Also avoid consuming any alcoholic beverages, acidic drinks, or eating any spicy foods for a while. This can irritate the piercing and cause an infection.*
a butt piercing
no there isn't any body piercing games