Jewelry
1. Leave Jewelry In During Healing. Unless there is a problem with the size, style or material of the initial jewelry, leave it in place for the entire healing period. A qualifi ed piercer should perform any necessary jewelry changes during healing. See the APP website for “Picking your Piercer” brochure.
2. If Temporary Removal Is Necessary. Contact your piercer if a medical procedure or other event requires removal. There are non-metallic jewelry alternatives to keep the hole open.
3. Leave Jewelry In At All Times. Even old, well healed piercings can shrink or close in minutes after having been there for years! Reinsertion can be difficult or impossible.
4. Check Balls. With clean hands or a paper product, regularly check threaded ends on jewelry for tightness. (“Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey”.)
5. Carry A Spare: In case of loss or breakage, keep a clean spare ball with you.
6. Ready To Remove? If you decide you no longer want the piercing, seek professional help to remove jewelry and continue cleaning piercing until the hole closes. In most cases only a small indentation will remain.
7. Never remove jewelry during infection! If the surface seals over, the infection can be trapped inside, complicating treatment.
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