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Begin shoppingGuide to Piercing Aftercare
A new piercing should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Your aftercare routine is simple, and we're here to guide you through it with clarity and care. Consider this your trusted, straightforward resource for a smooth and comfortable healing journey.
Aftercare Pillars
Aftercare should feel easy. Here’s what
matters, and what doesn’t.
Healing Times
Here’s a quick overview of typical healing times for various types of piercings. Always remember that individual healing times can vary based on personal health and aftercare practices!
Here’s a quick overview of typical healing times for various types of piercings. Always remember that individual healing times can vary based on personal health and aftercare practices!
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1
Lobe
3 - 6 months
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2
Stacked Lobe
3 - 6 months
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3
Helix & Forward Helix
9 - 12 months
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4
Tragus
6 - 12 months
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5
Conch
4 – 6 months
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6
Faux Rook
6 – 12 months
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7
Nostril
6 - 8 months
Your Healing Journey: A Guide to What's Normal
Healing is a process, and it's natural to have questions. We're here to help you understand what to expect. If you notice anything that feels concerning, your piercing team is just a message away.
Healing is a process, and it's natural to have questions. We're here to help you understand what to expect. If you notice anything that feels concerning, your piercing team is just a message away.
01
Swelling & Redness
Some swelling and redness is expected for the first few days. If it feels like it's increasing after the first week or is accompanied by intense warmth, it’s a good idea to check in with us.
02
Discharge & Odor
A small amount of clear or pale discharge is part of the natural healing process. Let us know if you see persistent, thick pus or a noticeable odor, as this can be a sign to adjust your aftercare.
03
Pain & Discomfort
It's normal to feel some tenderness initially. However, if the pain becomes sharper or consistently worsens after the first 72 hours, we can help assess it and provide comfort.
04
Feeling Unwell
While rare, if you develop a fever over 38.3°C or feel generally unwell, it's important to contact a healthcare professional promptly, in addition to letting us know.