Piercing Accident

1. A lost barbell or banana barbell: If you’ve lost the entire bar or barbell, you will have to react quickly, since a piercing with…

Suppose that following a piercing/surface piercing/dermal anchor/implant, the ball grows into the skin During the healing process, it can happen that a piercing/piercing ball risks…

In the case of dermal anchors/single-point piercings/implants, you lose virtually 1% of the piercing, namely the anchor’s upper attachment, or the dermal piercing’s anchor disc.…

I. Lost screw ball: 1. A lost ball for a navel, breast, ear, or eyebrow piercing, etc.: If you’ve lost your piercing ball, there is…

Because genital piercings involve the mucous membrane, they can be problematic, since they close up much more quickly than other piercings. In this case, do…

1. Lost nose piercing (Corkscrew or stud): Lost nose piercings also require prompt action. A nose piercing heals and closes very quickly, therefore you should…

Rings on the body, whether it be on the septum, ear, breast, mouth, etc. In this case do the following: Immediately insert a ring into…

Because genital piercings involve the mucous membrane, they can be problematic, since they close up much more quickly than other piercings. In this case do…

If you should lose the upper attachment of your surface piercing, in other words the ball, simply proceed in the same way as if you…