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What is the most poular piercing?
Lobe piercings.
Where to get ear piercings?
helix cartilidge lobe industrial
What piercing is faster to heal?
As far as I know, lobe piercings.
How long does it take for you ears to block back without wearing earring?
It depends on your age, how long you had them, where the earrings are, and how thick they were. They're more likely to close or close faster if you're younger, didn't wear earrings for that long, if you're talking about piercings other than plain simple lobe piercings, and if the earrings were thin. Regular ear lobe piercings may never close.
Were to get 2nd piercings?
If you are talking about the 2nd in regards to lobe piercings then they are generally done about 7 mm behind the first ones :)
What is the most popular piercing for women?
The most popular piercing for females is either lobe piercings or, in recent times, navel piercings.
Does naval piercings hurt more than ear piercings?
It is a tolerable quick pinch but more irritating then a ear lobe piercing.
What does a doublr ear piercing mean?
Just means that you have two ear piercings in the same area. It usually means either two ear lobe piercings or two cartilage piercings.
Will my ear lobe piercings close up if I leave earrings out while treating infected ear lobe?
In my experience, it all depends on how long you've had your piercings. If it's less then a year or so more than likely they will close up.
Do piercings ever fully close?
Depends on how long you have them, and what kind they are. Piercings in the cartilage, lip and ear lobe rarely close completely, they scar while new skin might grow over the hole, the cartilage remains shattered. Tongue piercings heal quickly, because the tongue is a muscle. Dermal piercings also heal better than cartilage, but can leave a scar.
Difference between minor lobes and side lobes?
The minor lobe is divided into two parts; side lobe and back lobe. Both side lobe and back lobe could be called minor lobe.
What lobe of the brain has to deal with vision?
The occipital lobe is the main lobe of the brain responsible for processing visual information. It is located at the back of the brain and plays a crucial role in interpreting and making sense of what we see.
