Former_Antelopee
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I bought a blissbury piercing pillow the other day it's not been delivered yet. I couldn't sleep with the travel pillows
I think piercer usually advise against hoop, as the healing will take forever because it moves. Maybe find a nice bar and change it to hoop once it heals? I think even if they pierce you with a hoop, it will be bigger than usual helix hoop to account for healing?I really want to do a second helix piercing with a hoop. Can any suggest where I find some nice ones? All the hoop earrings I have are meant for lobes and too big.
Go for it! If you're not 100% sure you could always book a consultation or a piercer's choice appointment, only think I could think of is you'll probably have to downsize the conch to avoid one piercing being stuck to the otherThey look so good! I want to get a faith but I have a conch on one ear and the other I have a contract conch so I think it might look too cramped with a daith?
Need to get my third lobe redone on one side as it fell out. It had a bump so I was waiting for it to go.
I also need to change my second lobes as they have two different earrings in but one is stuck I can't get it out so hoping a piercer can. They are very similar earrings so you can't really notice unless told. I also have a bump on my third lobe on the other side and my forward helis hope it goes soon.
I’d be too chicken to use it but somebody on here told me they got their helix done with one at home and it turned out fine. My main reservation is that when you pierce the skin with a gun, it tears it instead of making a hole so the edges are uneven and take longer to heal. I’m healing two gun piercings at the moment so I’m speaking from personal experienceAnyone used those cheap disposable piercing kits I've just got 3 off shein but I'm scared
My forward helix took about 2 years to healReally craving a new ear piercing! Anyone heard of or have a faux snug (basically a high conch and mid helix to look like one bar)? I think they look really cool and are apparently much easier to heal than a regular one! Either that or a forward helix![]()
That's what I've found. The "fancy" places are the worst for aftercare and generally giving a shit once they've pierced you. Glad you got sorted.Thanks. I rang a place local to me last night and they changed it for me and also gave me a solution for a bit of a bump i have on it. Total cost 10 euro!
The fancy studio I got it done in ignored the bump when I asked them about it when I was in there for a downsizing. Won't be going back to there.
Ive had my conch for ages, it was the easiest out of all of my cartilage ones - but I still can’t wear a ring in it, has to be a bar because for some reason a ring irritates it.I have my lobes three times, tragus and then my left cartilage five times. I like the look of having all little silver hoops. Must say though my cartilage piercings are bastardsI’ve had them done 10 years and they still get sore from time to time. Really want my conch now, has anyone had it done what was it like ?
So glad ye got sorted. I hope it's all plain sailing from here on in.Well, it all went wrong! Woke up this morning and the front had healed over the ball!! It happened so quick as it was visible when she went to bed! She was in real pain and panicking. Ended up taking her to another piercer who was sooooo lovely and calm and sorted it all out for us. She said the angle wasn't too much of an issue, but the actual earring was too short and so didn't allow room for swelling. She changed both earrings for longer ones and was so calm and reassuring.
I thought I'd done all my research and went to a proper piercer, with good reviews... I guess we were just unlucky!
Mine always gets a bump if I wear a ring in it - what sort of jewellery did you have in? I found mine calmed down most when it had quite a short barbell in it (once it had healed and the swelling went down). Anything too long and I kept knocking it which made it worse. Mine is nearly 10 years old now and doesn’t cause me any problems. It’s worth trying again if you can put up with probably about a year of healing!I had to take out my conch as it kept flaring up and getting a bump (and believe me, I tried EVERYTHING). I loved the look of it though so I’m wondering if maybe it was pierced wonky to begin with and I should give it another go. Any tips?
I doDoes anyone here have their conch done?
I want to know if it interferes with earbuds. I would love to get it done but I think it would make wearing ear buds difficult.
If you get it done by a professional piercer using proper needles (not a Claire's gun, which can't be sterilized properly and force a blunt earring through your flesh), lobes piercings really don't hurt. I was like you, and forced myself to get it done to help my phobia. I had it done properly with a needle and despite my fears and being generally sensitive, it didn't hurt at all. I was actually shocked by how painless it was.I don’t have any but I am desperate for a simple lobe piercing, I have a really bad phobic reaction to medical procedures/needles though so the thought of it makes me feel woozyalso I dread not being able to sleep at night on my sides. 🥲