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1. How long do i have to wait to change my nose piercing

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A typical nose piercing takes around 1 or 2 moths to fully heal, however each body reacts to piercings differently. For example lack of cleanliness for the new piercing may result in infection causing the healing time to significantly increase. But sometimes piercings just take longer (3–7 months).I had my nose piercing October 2018 I was told to wait till January 2019 as well as clean the stud 3 times a day. Me personally I don’t need to do what the piercer does after following their instructions for some time. I cleaned the piercing three times a day for three weeks then I stopped my stud healed but I never even thought to change it till closer to the end of January. Listen to what your piercer says for when you are allowed to change it. Do NOT change it before when your piercer says because it may LOOK healed but where the bar of the jewelry is may not be so wait

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3. how long before you can change a nose piercing

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Whether you're referring to a nostril or septum piercing, do not try to change out the jewelry until it's fully healed. For nose piercings this will take at least 6-8 weeks for a septum, 3-4 months for a nostril. If you mess with it you're just damaging and inflaming the tissue there, making healing take much, much longer, and possibly making it get infected, heal incorrectly, or migrate. You really don't want that. You just had a piece of metal inserted into your flesh. Be kind to it and it will be kind to you.

4. how fast can a nose piercing close

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Usually nose piercing hole will close up within 1 or 2 days.

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11. why is my nose piercing bleeding

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There are a variety of reasons why your nostril would be bleeding after you switched to a hoop. You could've switched your jewelry before you nostril was fully healed. If so it will take that much longer for your nostril to heal, since you reopened the wound that was trying to heal. Also, in most cases, when you switch to a hoop the gauge is often times bigger than the screw, bone, L shaped jewelry that you had in originally. When you replace you jewelry with a hoop, you need your nostril taper (gauging up) in order for the jewelry to fit without harming your skin. If you were not tapered and your ring is a gauge bigger, then you cut and widened your channel. This is a lot of trauma on your skin. Be prepared for a slow healing process. The bleeding could also be as simple as you got an impurity inside of it, or you bumped it causing it to bleed. In any of these cases, in order to heal the damage, clean it daily with your sea salt soak. DO NOT USE ALCOHOL! It is to abrasive for your skin. It will kill off any new skin cells trying to grow. DO NOT *I repeat* DO NOT switch out your jewelry! Even if your gauge is bigger than your previous jewelry, you already done the damage and you will do more if you remove it. Leave it alone for the time being. Do not touch it! If your problem still persists, contact your professional body piercer and have them take a look. They will give you the best advice. Hope this helps, the best of luck!

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