about nose piercing?

Question

nose piercing

Answer 1

i got a septum piercing

Answer 2

Though I'm not exactly sure what your question is, I'll just tell you this: Under any circumstances possible, DO NOT aggravate the piercing at all, like snagging or getting it caught onto clothing, towels, or even tissue.

This may seem like obvious advice, but I accidently pulled on my piercing while blowing my nose once, and a keloid scar (a bump) formed where the piercing is.

So as long as you take extreme caution with your piercing, all should go well.

And if you were wondering about how painful getting the piercing was, it depends on your tolerance for pain. I didn't think it was too bad (just kind of awkward, since you basically have someone sticking their finger up your nose), but the girl who pierced mine said that it was the most painful out of all her piercings (and she had quite a few). It's all very subjective.

Answer 3

What about it?
Dont get it done with a gun, get it done properly at a piercing studio with a needle by an experienced piercer.
Why Ear piercing guns should never be used:
http://www.namaii.com/suck/

Aftercare:
Wet a Q-tip with water. Put a little bit of soap on the Q-tip and gently circle the piercing. Rinse with water. Do not clean the inside of the nostril.

Healing Time:Nostril - 2 monthes

If it gets infected: See a doctor, or your piercer.
If your piercing gets red or irritated a sea salt soak is reccomended.
•How to do a sea salt soak•
1.Wash your hands with an anti-Bacterial or antimicrobial liquid Soap/Wash.
2.Use a disposable cup to mix your sea salt solution. Or clean your cup very well with the anti-bacterial soap.
3.Mix 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt to 8 oz of warm water. (Distilled water if possible)
4.Pour the solution into a small shot glass and dip a piece of peper towel in the solution. Place the paper towel on the piercing ( only on the outside) Do this for 10 minutes once a day.
5.Rinse, and pat dry with another disposable paper towel.

•Do not rotate, twist it or turn the piercing.
•Don't take the piercing out! If you do, you will be cutting off the drainage for the infection and the infection can get trapped inside.

In cases of infection its always best to see a doctor.
Do not use alcohol,(unless instructed to by your doctor) as it can be harmful to the scar tissue. Alcohol is not intended for puncture wounds, do not use it unless a doctor says its safe for you as it can be harmful if it gets in your bloodstream.

Answer 4

In some cultures, such as India, nose piercing is considered a form of body adornment. In the USA, not so much. The younger generation finds it somewhat attractive, most do not. The one nice thing about piercing is it can always be removed easily, unlike a tattoo.

Answer 5

Do not try nose piercing. There is a great risk of infections.

Answer 6

I love my nose piercing, it is cute, sexy, and if you clean it per your piercers instructions. It will not get infected. I have had mine for 4 years now, for the first 2 days it felt like i was getting a nasty zit, i wouldn't say it hurt but i knew it was there. I prefer to use the LITHA method. It works best with my body, but for goodness sake's please please if you feel it is infected go to your piercer!!!

Answer 7

Looks good when is not infected!...so..if you do have one...take care of it...I know people that had trouble with it and now instead of a nice looking nose they have a horrible scar because of the infection. So be careful.

Answer 8

Hi..I have my nose peirced. I thougth i would never get my nose pierced. I was wrong..Ihave it for 5years..and i love it...

Answer 9

I worked myself up so bad thinking it was gonna be sooo painful but your adreniline is rushing so much that it doesn't really hurt that bad...i mean of course you feel it but it isn't what i thought and it throbs a little afterward but its totally totally worth it though. :) hope that helps
rose

Answer 10

I was talking to this bull the other day...lol...In ten years, will you wear it at your job interview? If you want to be the ferris wheel operator, go for it. I'm assuming your a kid. Don't do it...You'll regret it...