Can a 5-Year-Old Piercing Close? Expert Insights

Discover if a 5-year-old piercing can close and what to do to keep it open.

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Yes, a 5-year-old piercing can close, especially if the jewelry is removed. However, it usually takes longer to close than a newer piercing. To keep it open, always wear earrings or studs. If it does start to close, you may need to see a professional piercer to re-open it safely.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long does it take for a piercing to close? The closure time for a piercing can vary based on age and type of piercing, but older piercings can take longer to close completely.
  2. What should I do if my piercing starts to close? If your piercing begins to close, consult a professional piercer who can help re-open it safely.
  3. Can I wear different earrings in a 5-year-old piercing? Yes, as long as your ear is healed, you can wear different types of earrings, but always ensure they are compatible with your piercing.
  4. What type of earrings should I wear to keep a piercing open? To keep a piercing open, it's best to wear earrings or studs made of materials that minimize irritation, such as titanium or surgical steel.

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