Piercing care
After a piercing, it's important to properly care for the piercing and minimize trauma to the healing area. Recommendations may vary depending on the location of the piercing—ear, nose, lip, tongue, navel, nipple, and microdermal piercings all have their own specific care needs.
Below are general rules and specific instructions for different types of piercings.
Basic rules of care
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Wash your hands before touching the piercing.
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For cleaning, you can use sterile 0.9% saline solution without additional components.
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Do not twist or move the jewelry unnecessarily.
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Avoid constant pressure, friction and accidental trauma to the piercing.
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Do not use alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, iodine or other aggressive agents for regular treatment.
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Don't change your original jewelry yourself during the healing process. If you need to replace or reduce the size of your jewelry, it's best to consult a piercer.
Ear Piercing
Lip Piercing
Nipple Piercing
Navel Piercing
Oral Piercings
Microdermal Piercings
Nose Piercing
Eyebrow Piercing
Intimate Piercing