How to Safely Reopen a Piercing Hole: Tips from Professionals

Learn how to safely reopen a piercing hole with expert tips and avoid complications during the process.

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Yes, reopening a piercing hole is possible. To do this safely, consider re-visiting a professional piercer. They can determine if the hole can be gradually stretched or if it needs to be re-pierced. Cleaning the area properly and using a lubricant can help make the process smoother. Avoid forcing jewelry through a partially closed hole to prevent infection or tearing.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can a closed piercing hole be reopened? Yes, a closed piercing hole can often be reopened, but it's best to consult a professional piercer for safety.
  2. What should I use to clean a reopened piercing? You should clean a reopened piercing with saline solution or a gentle disinfectant to prevent infection.
  3. How long does it take for a piercing hole to close? A piercing hole can start to close within days of being removed, but full closure can take weeks to months depending on various factors.

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