You can re-pierce your ear after you have had an infection but you have to wait until the infection is gone i went to get mine re-pierced when i had an infection but they sent me away try massaging your ear to get rid of infection.
Sadly, you have 3 options: A) CAREFULLY stick a new earring into it, just one that fits in the hole and doesn't dangle or anything OR B)Wait for it to close, and then get it repierced Or C) buy a tapered pin and lube it up with sterile ointment. Then gently insert the taper into the hole. Some tapered pins have threads on the back which will connect to jewelry so you won't lose connection.
Yes, but you should get it pierced at a professional piercing shop to avoid infection.
Why would you need to repierce it if it hasn't closed? If it's too shallow or crooked, yes, close it up. You don't want the new piercing hole and the old one to meet and tear to form a single hole.
You cant do anything but get it re-pierced.
yes they can.
Plastic surgery
How long it takes a smiley piercing, or any piercing to heal up will depend greatly on the care given. Making sure to keep the piercing clean can help it to heal as quickly as possible.
The best thing to do is get a dermal punch. That will remove the scar tissue and let your skin heal back. Go talk to a piercer about it. You'd want to get it a size larger than what the original piercing was. You don't want to repierce it because piercing only displaces the skin so it wouldn't get rid of the scar tissue.
Do you mean that the skin had healed around the jewelry? If thats it, go to your piercer to have it removed.
go to you local beautitions and they gently poke through your ear\ears
As long as the jewelry is not to heavy the skin will eventually shrink, and your not going to drastic so yes it should shrink to a 20g within a few months or less. --- i have my ears stretched to around a 2g and they are almost completely closed up, so given that, I'm sure if you put in a smaller ring the skin should close up on it.
Yes, this is certainly possible - especially if infection is involved.
If you've had the piercing for only four weeks then yes, it will close relatively quickly. My lip piercing was two years old and closed up in only a few days, leaving a small scar. If you don't want it to close but do want it to go unnoticed look into piercing retainers.
As long as it takes. Not every piercing will close within moments of taking the jewellery out, there are other aspects that come into play. Length of time you had the piercing, the size of the jewellery, healing issues all these affect how fast a piercing will close. So as long as the jewellery is out the body will deal with it as it sees fit.