from a 5/8 inch to 3/4 inch

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Thursday November 15th, 2007 @ 2:06 PM

Filed under: Ear

I’ve been at a 5/8 of a inch for almost three or four years now. My goal is 3/4 i have 11/16 that i’m been trying to get in for over a year now. i’ve mainly had stone/metal/wood plugs in my ears but they don’t seem to be loosening up anymore. I’ve been rubbing e-oil on them, and i even asked a pro piercer. we told me the tape method. I’ve tried it and i put one layer on and the plugs wont fit back into my ears. Any advice would be great.

thanks guys

-mark

You may have simply reached the physical limits of how big you can stretch your ears using more traditional methods. Due to holes initially placed a little too low, and the fact that I have incredibly tight/non-stretchy skin overall, I ran in to this problem when I was at 00ga. After nearly 3 years, I could not stretch to 7/16″ without risk of tearing my ear pretty severely; even though I had a good amount of room on the bottom of my lobe.

If you want to go larger, you may need to consider having your lobes cut. If you are at 5/8″, and 3/4″ is your goal, it’s very likely this could be done using small “relief” cuts, so that no actual tissue would need to be removed. Without seeing your ears there is no way for me to say what the best way to do the cuts would be, obviously. So, if cutting is an option you want to explore, you should find a reputable, experienced piercer that you trust, and speak with them about your options.


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One Response to “from a 5/8 inch to 3/4 inch”

  1. dood wahtever you do do not ever ever ever stretch with those silicone pices of shit, dont even wear them
    i tried to stretch from 5/8 to 3/4 with some, and they didnt hurt or anything but i went to clean emm and they bled like mad. so im back at 5/8 until i can find some stainless,
    anyways, good luck with the 3/4s man
    and dont do what i did,

    alex on January 6th, 2009 at 9:52 pm

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