Do eyebrow rings push them selfs out?

Answer 1

Well yes and no, yeah clear isn't it? Here's the skinny. Eyebrow piercings need to be laid out correctly to start with, not all eyebrows are created equal and not all eyebrows can be pierced (yeah there will be flack about that statement, just keep reading). If the eyebrow tissue is quite tight (it's difficult to grasp the eyebrow with the thumb and fore finger) then there exists a possibility that the eyebrow piercing could migrate ("pushed out", as you like to say).

Now there are options to get around this problem. Jewellery choices need to be considered when the tissue is quite tight. Gauge and diameter of the ring need to be considered, too big and the body will push it out, too thin and the body will do the same. So finding the right size is critical. That's why eyebrows seem to do better with bent barbells then rings, barbells have less material out there to be bumped, banged and tugged, so less material, less irritation lower chance of migration.

Now placement needs to also be considered, finding the sweet spot where the piercing will look good but will also be out of harms way from sunglasses and other forms of eye wear. This is the point where your professional body piercer would hold the jewellery next to the cleaned eyebrow tissue and you would look in the mirror and say something like, "Sweet". Now I am going to assume you are a smart bunny and will get all your piercings done by a professional body piercer and not some clown.

Piercing depth makes a difference and this is where the trained eye of a professional body piercer comes in, with the right depth for the eyebrow concerned in mind, the piercer will ensure there is enough tissue to support the piercing and allow for the bodies natural reaction to push the jewellery out a bit during the healing process. The piercing done and you happy as a clam, you head off after being told how to look after the new piercing.

Aftercare is a critical part of any piercing, if you botch the aftercare and have issues this can cause the body to push the jewellery out due to excessive irritation. So be smart, over cleaning is just as bad as ignoring the piercing, so daily care is important to maintain a healthy piercing. Lumps and bumps are things that need to be resolved quickly and a generally due to the wrong method for cleaning the piercing or more over too much of a specific cleaning product. Common sense should kick in, if you are told to clean something 3 times a day, that's clearly too much, if you are told to soak your piercing in anything that's also a little out there.

Simple irrigation of the piercing with warm running water in the shower daily has worked very well for thousands of clients I have taken care of over the years (17 to be exact). So do your research, find a good piercer and listen to the aftercare routine before you get the piercing done so you can question anything that doesn't make sense. Then and only then can you settle with a piercer and piercing you want and have then both work to your advantage. I think this should give you a little more info than what you were hoping for, cheers and happy piercings. Jzuk