Bridge piercing?!?!?!?!

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Saturday July 5th, 2008 @ 12:12 AM

Filed under: Eyebrow/Bridge

Alright so i recently decided to get my bridge pierced after already having snakebites, my septum, the side of my nose and i have gauged my ears.

I use to have a tounge web piercing byt it was regected, thts the only problem ive had with a regecting piercing and i was wondering how common it is for a bridge piercing to regect???

And is there a certain ammount of skin that HAS to be between your eyes or is it pretty much the same for everyone

There is no set amount of skin between our eyes because everyone’s bridge width will vary since we’re all unique special snowflakes.

Some piercers will use grids to line everything up, others will just keep putting dots on and wiping them off until they get to an ideal placement…I tend to do a mixture of the two where I’ll draw a single line down the mid-line of the bridge, then draw two dots where I think they look level and straight,etc. From there I’ll measure the width to determine the length I need.

I wouldn’t say a bridge piercing is overly common to reject, any piercer can reject if the body does not want it there and views it as foreign matter in the body. I do advise my clients though that quite often you will need to downsize after roughly 3-4 weeks and even then sometimes in another 3-4 weeks need to downsize once more.

Quite often the major issues with bridges is scar tissue build up, as well as Boil or furuncle. Thus requiring hot sea salt water compresses the occasional time,etc.

But as I said Bridge piercings aren’t a common piercing to reject, but depending on the person and everything, its not unheard of that they can reject.

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