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Initial piercing jewelry is slightly longer to accommodate swelling and drainage. Failing to downsize once the swelling goes down can lead to irritation, migration, snagging, and prolonged healing. We recommend downsizing after:

• 4-6 weeks for most cartilage, lobe, tongue and lip piercings.
  

Visit us for a jewelry check-up to ensure a proper fit!

Clean twice daily with saline solution. Over-cleaning can irritate the skin, so be gentle!

We suggest:

• Cleaning with sterile saline solution (no alcohol, peroxide, or ointments!)

• Avoiding unnecessary touching, twisting, or sleeping on it

• Keeping your piercing dry and free from pressure

We provide full aftercare instructions at your appointment.

If you experience irritation, bumps, or discomfort, don’t remove the jewelry! Contact us for an in-person check-up so we can assess the situation and provide proper care advice.

Crusting is normal! It’s just dried lymph Aka Drainage (not pus). Do not pick at it—gently clean with saline and let it rinse away naturally.

No, we recommend waiting until your piercing is fully healed before changing jewelry. Changing too soon can lead to irritation, infection, or even closure of the piercing. If you need a jewelry change, visit us for a professional change to avoid complications.

Mild swelling, redness, and tenderness are normal in the first few weeks. To reduce swelling:

• Use a clean cold compress (avoid ice directly on the skin)

• Sleep with your head elevated

• Avoid touching or bumping the piercing

If the redness worsens, you notice green/yellow discharge, or develop pain, contact us for a check-up.

Try to avoid sleeping on your new piercing, especially cartilage piercings! Pressure can cause irritation, bumps, and migration. Use a travel pillow to keep pressure off if needed.

Avoid swimming in pools, hot tubs, lakes, or the ocean for at least 4-6 weeks. Bacteria in water can cause infections.

Yes, but avoid excessive sweating around the piercing.

After working out:

• Rinse the area with sterile saline

• Avoid touching the piercing with sweaty hands

• Wear clean, breathable clothing for body piercings

Piercing bumps can form from:

• Sleeping on it

• Jewelry that’s too long or too short

• Irritation from touching or snagging

To help reduce bumps:

• Downsize your jewelry if needed

• Avoid touching or rotating the piercing

• Use saline soaks and warm compresses

• Visit us for a check-up to determine the best solution!

If your jewelry starts to move closer to the surface, or if you see more of the post than before, this may be rejection. Rejection is more common in surface piercings like eyebrows, navel, and some ear piercings. If you notice this, visit us immediately for an evaluation.

Continue cleaning your piercing with saline for at least 6 months or until it is fully healed. Even after healing, keep good hygiene habits to prevent irritation.

If possible, use a glass retainer instead of removing the jewelry. Removing a new piercing for even a few hours can cause it to close up. If you must remove it, contact us for advice on keeping it open safely.

Healing times vary, but here are general guidelines:

• Earlobes: 3-6 months

• Cartilage (helix, conch, rook, etc.): 6-12 months

• Nostril & septum: 6-9 months

• Lip & oral piercings: 3-6 months

• Navel: 6-12 months

• Nipple: 6-12 months