All You Need To Know About Body Piercing

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All You Need To Know About Body Piercing
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A body piercing is just what it sounds like – a piercing or puncture made in the body by a needle. After that, a piece of jewelry is inserted in the hole. Commonly pierced body parts are the ears, nose, and the belly button. Oral piercings include the lip, cheek, and tongue.

When piercing is healed, some will choose to expand the size of the hole to wear certain types of jewelry, including plugs and tunnels. Stretching should be done in small increments to decrease the chance of damage to the piercing and scarring.

Below are All You Need to Know About Body Piercing.

How Can You Get a Body Piercing Safely

   How Can You Get a Body Piercing Safely

Body piercing is regulated in some states but not others. If you decide to get a body piercing, do a little investigative work about a shop’s procedure and find out whether it provides a clean and safe environment for its customers.

Every shop should have an autoclave (a sterilizing machine) and keep sterilized instruments in sealed packets until they are used. Ask questions and make sure that the body piercer is:

A licensed practitioner

Washes his or her hands before each procedure

Wears fresh disposable gloves

Uses single-use needles and sterilized instruments

Uses ear-piercing guns that are sterilized or disposable

The shop should follow procedures for the proper handling and disposable of waste.

What happens During Body Piercing

What happens During Body Piercing

The body piercer should wash his or her hands with anti-bacterial soap and water and wear clean, fresh gloves.

The area to be pierced is supposed to be cleaned with alcohol or other antiseptic

You should see the piercer remove needles and equipment from sterile containers

Your skin is then punctured with a very sharp, single-use needle

The piece of jewelry, which has already been sterilized, is placed

The body piercer disposes of the needle in a special container so that there is no risk of the needle or blood touching someone else

The body piercer gives you instructions on how to care for your new piercing and what to do if there is a problem.

Risks Involved In Body Piercing

   Risks Involved In Body Piercing

It is normal to have mild swelling and tenderness at the pierced area. Swelling may be significant in the case of a tongue piercing. Serious  problems can happen if you try to pierce yourself, have a friend do it for you, or have it done in any unclean environment. Make sure it’s done by professional in a safe and clean environment.

Even if you are careful, problems can occur which are related to Body Piercing

   Even if you are careful, problems can occur which are related to body piercing, e.g:

Examples:

Pain

Infection

Bleeding

Scarring and keloids

Allergic reaction to the jewelry that’s used

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In conclusion, depending on the body part that was pierced, healing time can be a few weeks to several months. If you do get a piercing make sure you take good care of it afterwards, don’t pick or tug at it, keep the area clean with water and gentle soap.

Always wash your hands before touching your piercing. If you have a mouth piercing, use an alcohol-free, anti-bacterial, use an alcohol-free, anti-bacterial mouthwash or other recommended oral cleanser.