dimple piercings
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Wednesday May 7th, 2008 @ 3:01 PM
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I got my cheeks pierced on February 29, 2008. It is now May 6, 2008 and they are still not healed all the way. The piercer who did them told me after he pierced me that he had never done that kind of piercing and he was unsure what the healing process involved. If I would have known that before he stuck the needle in my cheek then he would have never been aloud to do so. So a week passed and the lebret balls sank on the outside and the the flat back on the inside was completely covered with swollen tissue. I therefore could not remove them the correct way so I used a tongue barbell to push the lebret ring through my cheek and out the inside of my mouth. The healing since then has gotten better but it is not complete and I also am unable to put the correct ring in yet. I have read a lot of the forums that people have wrote about with this piercing and I do understand that that this is a high volume area and healing can take some time. But how long and when can I put the appropriate ring , the one short enough to actually make dimples, in with out worrying about swelling or irritation? Thanks
Heather
Cheek piercings do tend to take awhile to fully heal, but the amount of time that takes should drop with proper jewelry installed for the initial healing period. High quality steel or titanium labret studs with extra length to accommodate swelling will aid in the healing of your piercings. Having disks and beads that are not too tiny may help as well.
Keep the piercings clean, drink lots of water, don’t cause undue stress by playing with the jewelry and try your best not to chomp down on them while eating!
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2 Responses to “dimple piercings”
my cheeks have been pierced for over 6 months now and as i have heard from many poeple is that they never fully heal. i know personally mine have had many ups and downs. one or the other tend to become swollen very easily, secrete lots of lymph, and get irritated by almost anything. also, when you get your jewelry changed always leave a little slack. the tightness of the jewelry doesnt cause the dimple, its gthe nerve damage and tension on the tissue, my jewelry isnt tight whatsoever and mine have dimples in nicely and are very pronounced, and started doing so even with the jewelry i was pierced with.
crotchvomit on December 28th, 2008 at 12:46 amIf I was to get my cheeks pierced, how long would it take for dimples to form? That is if they do for sure and would they last and look like true dimples?
Allie on March 2nd, 2009 at 11:46 pmLeave a Comment