Is Repiercing a Closed Hole Safe? Key Insights

Learn about the safety of repiercing closed holes with tips for choosing a professional piercer and essential aftercare.

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Re-piercing a closed hole can be safe if done correctly. It’s best to visit a professional piercer who can evaluate the site and re-pierce it using sterile techniques. Avoid doing it yourself to reduce the risk of infection or improper placement. Aftercare is crucial, so follow the cleaning and healing instructions provided by the piercer.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the risks of repiercing a closed hole? Risks include infection, improper placement, and irritation if not performed under sterile conditions.
  2. How do I choose a professional piercer? Look for a reputable shop with good reviews, licensed piercers, and a clean, professional environment.
  3. What aftercare is recommended for a newly pierced hole? Follow cleaning instructions provided by your piercer, avoid touching the area with dirty hands, and do not replace jewelry too soon.

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