Nose Piercing Kit Disposable Sterile Safety Nose Piercing Gun Tools with 10 pcs Nose Studs for Women Man Girls Boys Unisex (12PCS nose piercing kit)

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All the pics below are from www.bmezine.com, but if anyone wants to link to others (or correct me on where my photos are from) please leave comments below! This care and attention should continue after the 6 week heal period. Infection can occur if hands and earrings are not cleaned before touching the piercings, certainly for at least the first 6 months. Children are not always the cleanest and excessive changing of the earrings can lead to damage if they are not careful and clean.

Needle piercings are often snubbed because people are scared of needles. Talk to your piercer about this and they will keep the needle out of sight and tell you when they are going to do the piercing, so you can keep your eyes closed, and then dispose of the needle before you have a chance to see it. Why not ask to see the needle(s) after you’ve had the piercing done? It may help you get over your fear of them! Many people have a warped view of needles, stemming from a fear of injections, but if you speak to a piercer, they will explain the procedure to you, maybe ask for a consultation so that you can see all the equipment before you decide to get pierced. Most piercers (myself included) offer this free of charge. It’s worth noting that a piercer will use a new needle for each piercing, so if you’re getting both lobes done, there will be 2 needles. They are not re-used at all, and placed in a sharps bin after use so they can be disposed of appropriately. Like any other piercing, there’s some discomfort and mild pain with a nose piercing. However, when a professional performs a nostril piercing, the pain is minimal. 1. How much does it hurt? In the days afterward, Saunders says you may have some mild soreness, but typically, it’s so mild that you won’t notice it unless you bump your nose doing day-to-day activities. 3. Do some nose piercings hurt more than others? Pierced nostrils heal completely in about 2 to 4 months. A pierced septum heals in about 3 to 4 months. How to Care for Your Nose Piercing

What Are Piercing Needles?

Whatever you decide upon for your next piercing, always make sure you go somewhere that has a good reputation. After your piercing, make sure you follow the aftercare advice your piercer gives you to make the healing process and final outcome the best possible. Bridge Piercing: As its name suggests, a bridge piercing uses a straight or curved barbell to pierce the bridge of your nose, located in between your eyes. We can’t tell you which option is right for you: you need to compare piercing guns vs needles based on your needs. In terms of piercing options, you can only get earlobes pierced with the piercing needle. That means if you want anything else pierced, you have to use a piercing needle. The autoclave should be spore-tested at least monthly, and the jewelry, needle, and tools used in the piercing process should be sterilized fresh for use, or be sterilized ahead of time and kept in sealed pouches that are used at the point of service,” he adds. 11. How will the piercing be done? A good piercing facility should have the appropriate licenses and permits displayed. If licensing is required in your area, your piercer should also have a license.

Double Nose Piercing: This style of piercing can either be two piercings on the same side of the nostril, or one on each side. The reason I have put this blog together is to educate people that you DO have a choice when it comes to piercings! If after reading all this, you are happy to be pierced with a gun, then there’s nothing anyone can do to stop you, but I do hope that this has given you food for thought. The general consensus from professional piercers is that a piercing should be cleaned with saline solution twice daily, and not touched or moved.

Piercing Guns Vs. Needle Piercings

Most body piercings are done using a needle, not a piercing gun. Piercing guns aren’t strong enough to properly pierce your nostril.

I’m not for one minute saying that EVERY gun piercing will cause problems, or that EVERY needle piercing will heal without incident. Needle piercings can be problematic and swell, just like gun piercings, but it’s a much less common occurrence. And the damage done (if any) is much more rarely permanent/extensive. Proper aftercare is required with any piercing; failure to follow it can easily result in a poorly piercing, whether done with a gun or needle. The main problem with gun piercings is the jewellery used being sub-standard. I see many more gun piercings that have triggered an allergic reaction than those which are infected. Needle piercing can be SAFELY used for a much wider range of placements, and with far more jewellery options. Clean the piercing twice a day. Use a sterile saline solution, a 50/50 water-and-soap solution, or hydrogen peroxide. Twice a day, saturate a Q-Tip or cotton swab with the cleaning solution, then let it soak into the pierced area for a few minutes. Wipe your piercing from inside and outside your nose. If you've given yourself a nose ring, rotate it slightly each time you clean it. [5] X Research source According to government legislation, it is not against the law to use a gun on earlobes (its grey-area for everywhere else, but as any PROFESSIONAL AND EXPERIENCED piercer will tell you, they should not be used AT ALL!) However, many places will pierce other parts of the ear, and body with a gun.Don’t forget to research your piercing artist. They should be trained, qualified and have experience—you may not want to risk going to a novice. Proper Portfolio According to Saunders, piercers usually recommend their clients visit for a consultation appointment at a certain point in the healing process, generally at four to eight weeks. While it’s fine to get the piercing wet in the shower, surgeon Stephen Warren, MD, says to avoid swimming in lakes, pools, or the ocean for six weeks while the piercing heals. 16. Anything else I should avoid? Do your research before settling for where you’re going to get your piercing. You should go to a place that’s fully licensed to ensure you’ll get the necessary legal, medical, and financial support if anything goes wrong.