How do you get a lip piercing out?

Answer 1

What kind of jewelry do you have?

Lip piercings aren't anchored, so it shouldn't be too difficult.

If you have a labret, you should be able to twist off the external jewelry [just hold on to the back end so it doesn't just rotate in your lip].

If it's not a twist off, you usually just have to pull the front jewelry away from the post..

Be careful though, new internally threaded labrets can be hard to pull apart and you don't want to hurt yourself.

Usually your piercer will take it out for free if you go back to them.

And capture bead loops usually come apart just by separating the loop away from the ball so the ball falls off and you can just slide it out.

Answer 2

I'm surprised you weren't told this when you got it pierced, if you did. It is as simple as putting it in, if you watched your piercer put it in for you. The ball on the outside screws on to the post, so just as it goes on, it will screw off. You can then take the post out from the back and insert a new one, or whatever it is you plan on doing.

Answer 3

Easy, YOU DON'T! You are supposed to go to the doctor 7-10 days after the stitches were put in. At this time, the doctor examines the wound and determines if has healed enough for the stitches to be safely removed. The doctor may determine that the wound is infected and the stitches need to stay in until the infection is gone.

Answer 4

you take the end off, which is in your mouth, and pull from the front. it may sting if your lip is newly pierced, and you have to be quick if it is newly pierced. they close up fast

Answer 5

If its embedded, you have to go see a doctor for them to cut it out

Answer 6

Talk to your doctor.