Do Cartilage Piercings Close Up Overnight?

Learn how quickly cartilage piercings can close and the importance of jewelry for healing.

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Cartilage piercings generally do not close up overnight, especially if you've had them for a while. For newer piercings, the hole can start to close more quickly if left without jewelry. To maintain the piercing, it's essential to keep an earring in, particularly during the initial healing phase.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long does it take for a cartilage piercing to close? The time it takes for a cartilage piercing to close can vary, often depending on how long the piercing has been in place.
  2. What should I do if my cartilage piercing is closing? If your cartilage piercing is closing, you can try gently inserting jewelry back into the hole to help keep it open.
  3. Can I remove my cartilage earring during the healing phase? It's best to avoid removing earrings from cartilage piercings during the healing phase to prevent them from closing.
  4. What type of jewelry is best for cartilage piercings? Surgical steel, titanium, or gold are the best materials for cartilage piercings as they minimize allergic reactions and help with healing.

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