Yes you can get it repierced but you need to read the info below to understand why the bump formed in the first place. Once you know that you will know what to do to avoid it happening again.
The often misunderstood"Keloid".
Well here's the skinny on "what it is" and "how it happens". A keloid is a grouping of disorganized skin cells formed in locations of injury where the surface tissue has been damaged or cut. Often referred to as "scar tissue", this tissue because of it's disorganised structure doesn't stretch ( if it does, it doesn't stretch as far as the surrounding normal tissue ). Deep burns, deep cuts and other more invasive injuries will form keloids to fill in the area of damage to protect the bodies inner workings.
Body piercings do not form keloids because the body is guarded from the outside by the jewellery in the piercing, so the body forms a "fistula*" (*a tube of skin ) this is actual organised skin cells that have the ability to stretch unlike scar tissue. Lumps and bumps beside the piercings are quite often called Keloids but this is a mistake made by most inexperienced body piercers ( generally due to a lack of further training and self education ). These bumps are another animal all together known as a "Hypertrophic Reaction".
Hypertrophic Reactions are just what the name infers a "reaction" generally a hypertrophic reaction can occur with any organs in or on the human body ( skin is an organ ). When they occur with a piercing, it's due to the application of an irritant ( generally the cleaner or disinfectant that has been recommended to clean and heal the piercing ). The application of this or the over use of these agents cause irritation to the new "fistula" the body is forming and thus the "reaction" occurs. A bump generally reddish in color will form near or at the entry or exit point of the piercing.
The client will at discovery of this bump, unknowingly apply even more cleaner or aftercare solution or spray and thus annoy the tissue even more. Simply ceasing the application of products and irrigating the piercing daily under running water has been found effective is 99% of the clients who have formed "hypertrophic reactions". The time period to see a change in this reaction can be from a few days to a couple of weeks. I hope you have found the above enlightening and informative and is based on over 16 years of experience professionally providing several thousand piercings over that time period.
Well you should probably just take her to the place that pierced your nose since you have one, and know they do a good job. If they are closed, you should just check around your home town, since you can't get it pierced online.
A good place to get your ears pierced is Lavender and Stone or Claires.
Well, firstly, you have to keep your studs in for six weeks without taking them off. After then, I'd leave it a couple of weeks before making an appointment to get them pierced in another place.
claire's is the best place to get your ears pierced in cheltenham
you go to the place again
no
a place in ottawa
They take a clamp and place it over the spot it's pierced, after wiping it clean of bacteria with an antibacterial wipe. Then, they feed a needle through, and place the jewelry in.
no it's not possible once the market is closed but ya before 5 mins of opening of market u can place order it's called pre sales order
No
It depends. Honestly, I wouldn't worry about it. If you got it done as a kid, they wont be done in the same place now b/c you've grown. Especially with something as small as 18ga, theres a very small chance that you'll get pierced through the same place/scar tissue.
3-6 weeks. You will notice there will be a knot there, but that is normal. But it will hurt if you get it pierced again with that knot being there.