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Hey you piercer heads |
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Right now, I have 12 gauge plugs on both my ear lobes. I had it for 6.5 weeks now, and I'm thinking of getting acrylic 10 gauge tapers now. Should I wait longer to up my size, or what?
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QUOTE "4.5) I think I have a blowout! What exactly is this and what do I do about it? A blowout happens when one stretches too fast. These generally happen during or immediately proceeding (within 48hrs) a stretch. A blowout occurs when the pressure on the insides of the piercing is too great, and the hole deforms itself by twisting inside out, resulting in the "blowout," or section of tissue that appears as a flap on (generally) the backside of the piercing. There are a few things you can do to try and recover from a blowout. First a foremost, you must downsize immediately. Being stubborn and not taking this action could result in the blowout healing, which almost always requires surgery to fix. Second of all, the piercing absolutely must be treated like a brand new piercing. This means religious sea salt soaks and aftercare. Blowouts go hand in hand with tears, and most blowouts result in at least minimal tears to the lobe, so the aftercare becomes especially important." idk man, sounds unpleasant |
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