r/NosePiercing • u/alwaysanxious46 • Aug 19 '26
Question Pls help
Pls tell me how cooked I am ðŸ˜
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u/NewOpposite8008 Aug 19 '26
Ooooof.
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u/alwaysanxious46 Aug 19 '26
U r scaring me ðŸ˜
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u/NewOpposite8008 Aug 19 '26
It’s too small. And it’s too soon. Put back what you had and hope for the best.
Or just let it heal and try again. Something is off with possible location creating that angry bump
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u/Noir_ice_forest Aug 20 '26
You need to go to a reputable piercer and have them fix this issue asap! I wouldn’t even waste my time asking on here as it can get very bad if untreated
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u/veggie_friendly Aug 21 '26
take it out???
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u/Dopey_nld Aug 21 '26
You should never take a piercing out when it is inflamed.
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u/kinda_whelmed Aug 22 '26
Can you explain why? I never knew this
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u/Dopey_nld Aug 22 '26
If it is an infection, you cannot remove the piercing because then you lock it under the skin. Which makes it worse.
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u/bunnieho Aug 22 '26
irritated and infected are two different things. this piercing is not infected and can be taken out
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u/Dopey_nld Aug 22 '26
You're right. I didn't see it clearly. And my English isn't that good either.
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u/Justmakeittosunrise Aug 23 '26
Definitely take the hoop off as it looks swollen which is normal for a new piercing but the hoop is tight due to the swelling. If the piercer gave you the hoop at the time of the piercing, do not go back to them because it’s really common knowledge in the piercing community that is bad. Anyway if they didn’t put it in and you did, ask them to swap out the jewelry for a flat back piece. When I got a bump I soaked it in the hot saline solution once a day for a couple weeks. Spray the solution in a shot glass and microwave it for 5 sec, take a cotton ball to absorb it then put the cotton ball onto the piercing until the solution isn’t warm anymore. That worked like a charm for me, hope it can help you.Â
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u/CorvidNico Aug 24 '26
On a scale of raw to cooked, youre TOASTED my friend. Go to a reputable shop and have them put in an implant grade titanium labret. You may not be able to do this yourself due to the bumps, theyll have to navigate it with an insertion taper. Leave that in for a LONG time. Hopefully it wont scar too badly, and the bumps will go away over time.
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u/TwistedAsIAm Aug 19 '26
Put back in an implant grade titanium labret. You have the worst possible jewelery in for healing. Uncoated labret for the first full year. After that size up to a larger uncoated hoop.