Why Is My Piercing Going Inside? Causes and Solutions Explained
Learn why your piercing might be going inside, common causes like swelling or wrong jewelry, and how to fix it with proper aftercare and professional advice.
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A piercing might start going inside due to swelling, which is common especially in new piercings, or because the jewelry is too small or not the right fit for your piercing. To address this, ensure you're following proper aftercare instructions to reduce swelling. If the issue persists, consider visiting a professional piercer to possibly get a larger or more suitable piece of jewelry that accommodates for swelling and promotes healing.
FAQs & Answers
- Why does my piercing seem to be sinking in? Piercings can start going inside due to swelling or if the jewelry is too small or poorly fitted, making the skin push the piercing inward.
- How can I prevent my piercing from going inside? Follow proper aftercare instructions to reduce swelling, avoid tight or small jewelry, and consult a professional piercer for the right size and type of jewelry.
- When should I see a professional piercer about my piercing issue? If swelling persists or your piercing continues to go inside despite aftercare, visit a professional piercer to get advice and possibly change your jewelry.