Can You Safely Reopen a Piercing Hole?

Discover the best practices for reopening a closed piercing hole without risking infection or injury.

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Do not attempt to push a piercing through a closed hole yourself. It’s best to visit a professional piercer who can assess whether the hole can be safely reopened or if it needs re-piercing. Home attempts may cause infections or injuries.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Is it safe to push a piercing through a closed hole? No, it's not safe to push a piercing through a closed hole on your own. It's advisable to consult a professional piercer.
  2. What can happen if I try to reopen a closed piercing at home? Attempting to reopen a closed piercing at home can lead to infections, injuries, or permanent skin damage.
  3. How can I tell if my piercing can be reopened? A professional piercer can assess your piercing to determine if it can be safely reopened or if re-piercing is necessary.
  4. What should I do if my piercing has closed up? If your piercing has closed up, visit a professional piercer for advice on whether it can be reopened or if you need a new piercing.

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