You were lucky enough not to get it infected, probably because you followed the instructions of the piercer about caring for it; congratulations.
of course it is, swelling is normal after all piercings.
Well it depends on who did it and the technique used to get the piercing done and ultimately the aftercare routine you are following, everyone is different and swelling is a variable for each person.
visit your ear piercing salon where you got it pierced and if they can't do anything to help then they will refer you to your GP so visit your doctor and he/she will tell you what to do. Swelling is not uncommon with some piercings, this can be due to the type of piercing and the location of the piercing. Oral piercings around the mouth will swell this is due to the nature of the tissue that was pierced. Eyebrow piercings can swell and even bruise, this is not uncommon again due to the nature of the tissue being pierced. Your aftercare guide should instruct you on how to treat localized swelling for the piercing you have. Ultimately if you are in doubt if the swelling is normal go back and see your piercer.
You mean having a labret stud instead of a ring? Yes, it's still gonna swell because its the act of getting the piercing that causes the swelling. However, it probably wont swell as much as a ring because rings get hit more often so the piercing stays irritated longer.
Everyone says that at first, wait till the swelling has come and gone, this can take up to 3 weeks to pass. Once the swelling is done you can get the piercing stepped down, but keep the longer labret in case you catch a cold or get sick because the piercing can re-swell during the first year for numerous reasons.
Your tongue swells because the piercing is still healing and when you sleep, your heart and tongue are on the same level. With your mouth open and snoring at night this tends to dry the tongue and the swelling occurs. The swelling will ease off over time as the piercing toughens up and heals further.
like any piercing or infected part of the body, it can swell till it splits and medical attention is needed. BUT the average swelling for the frenulum would be nearly non and up to the size of a pea or at the largest small marble size.
Swelling doesn't always indicate infection, new piercings around eyes and lips will swell, this is not unusual, the swelling generally eases in the following 5 days post piercing. However if the jewellery is tight in the piercing then this can cause issues with the healing and cleaning of the piercing which can lead to infection.
Most piercings swell afterwards....This is why we use jewelry a little longer than necessary for the initial piercing, to accommodate for the swelling....Whoever pierced yours used too short a jewelry....In a day or two it MAY go down but if it doesn't it will swell over the ball and have to be cut out.....Hope this helps
It is always best to get a ring. Rings allow room for swelling, while bars do not. If your piercing has no room to swell, it could become infected.
Probably means it's infected! Take it out immediately, if the swelling continues, see a doctor! Could be a serious infection!
If it's recently been pierced, then yes. Any piercing is likely to swell.