How to Safely Reopen a Nose Piercing After Years of Closure

Learn step-by-step how to safely reopen a nose piercing that has been closed for years.

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To reopen a nose piercing after years, first, clean the area with saline solution. Gently try to insert a sterilized, thin nose stud. If there's resistance or discomfort, use a lubricated earring for easier insertion. Don’t force it; if in doubt, consult a professional piercer for safe reopening.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I reopen my nose piercing myself? Yes, but it’s important to do it safely and hygienically. If unsure, consult a professional piercer.
  2. What if I'm unable to insert the nose stud? If you encounter resistance or discomfort, use a lubricated earring for easier insertion or seek professional help.
  3. How do I clean my nose piercing? Clean the area with a saline solution to prevent infections before attempting to reopen the piercing.

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