To quote a somewhat famous piercer, JC Potts, "saying surgical or surgical stainless is like saying space-age plastic." Most steel used in a medical setting is 316L stainless or 316LVM ASTM F-138 Implant Grade, which is what most proper steel body jewelry is made of as well. If the jewelry is being promoted as "surgical" or "surgical stainless," I would be wary of it until I knew for sure it was one of the above types, as it could very well be made of lower quality steel and simply be marketed with flashy sounding titles to lure in the uneducated.
stainless steel is usually what bell button rings are made of and usually what they pierce you with to begin with.
A belly button ring is a body piercing placed in a cauterized area of the belly button.
You need to have a bar or ring in the piercing else it will heal up because a piercing is just like a wound. if theres a bar or ring there then it will heal but around the ring or bar, so you still have the piercing. You don't need a ring, you can have a belly button bar. x
A belly ring is a form of body art in which a piercing is placed in a cauterized puncture of the umbilicus.
You should not remove your ring until the piercing is completely healed, and if cleaned properly a surgical steel ring can be worn for many years.
clip-on fake belly button ring Seriously in this day and age of fake reality TV who likes posers? There are not a lot of piercing enthusiasts who like posers, if you want a piercing get a piercing but don't fake it. Rule of thumb if it's phony on the out side the inside can't be much better.
When you get your belly button pierced, the person doing it will generally, if not always, use a stainless steel belly button ring. At least they will if they're a professional, and if not you don't really need to get a piercing from them anyway.This will have to stay in until the piercing is properly healed and then you can put in a clear or plastic retainer, available in different colors.
When I got my belly ring, I was 13. It didn't really hurt, its just that you have to take care of it much more than an ear piercing
Do a Google Image search for her name and 'belly button piercing' and see what you get...
she has a belly button ring
You should have no problem with a belly ring. The piercing goes through the skin on your stomach, not your abdominal muscles. Your abs protect your insides, they'll be safe from your piercing.
Not usually. It could either be infected or its just the belly button ring you are using.
Yes. Its fine for it to be a bit sore