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It sounds like you're saying your jewelry is doing what they call "migrating" -- and there's really nothing you can do about it. Eventually, it'll get so close to the edge that there will be a risk of the skin tearing, at which point you should remove the jewelry, if you have not already done so. If the skin doesn't tear, the jewelry will keep on migrating until it gets all the way out.
It's a bummer but a piercing is a foreign object in your body, and some bodies are just less tolerant of foreign objects than others! If your body wants it OUT OF YOU, it will get infected or, depending on the type of piercing, it can migrate. Belly buttons and eye-brow rings are especially to migration.
It's possible that this one migrated because it was not placed well by your piercer in the first place, or because you accidentally tugged on it and irritated it. If that's the case, you might have success if you re-pierce it. But if it's just the way your body is, then your body will probably do this again if you were to get it re-pierced.
You need to keep the belly ring clean. You should also twist it. You need to use alcohol to clean the outside of the ring and skin.
It may be. It could also just be the metal in the ring turning black and staining your skin. My advice, take that ring out and put in a gold or sterling silver ring!
not very long e Belly Button ring pushes out of the skin you will find that the skin will be getting thinner as it reject the ring.
It's really a bad idea to experiment with that. you can get nasty infections and contact allergies.
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You need to keep the ring clean. You need to use peroxide to wipe the skin. You should also twist the ring to keep it open.
No your skin will form to any curvature.
Do you mean if the hole of it gets stretched? Because the exact same thing happened to mine and the ball of it sunk into my skin and skin kept growing over it. You need more room for it. You should go to your piercer and see if they can put a bigger belly ring in it until it heals.
You should have no problem with a belly ring. The piercing goes through the skin on your stomach, not your abdominal muscles. Your abs protect your insides, they'll be safe from your piercing.
Yes and because of the thinning ozone the damage to the skin can result in skin cancer.
I personally think that you should take the belly button out, wait for it to heal, and then if you want to you can get it redone. Because if it tears the skin off, you wont be able to get it pierced again.
No. If the skin has been getting thinner, it's probably rejecting. Go see your piercer asap to verify it before you take it out.