Septum tunnels?

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Tuesday October 7th, 2008 @ 11:01 AM

Filed under: Nose

I’m asking this massively in advance, and it’s probably a dumb question, but anyway. I’ve just gotten my septum pierced and I’m planning on beginning to stretch it once it heals. I’d like to put a tunnel it when I get to the size I want, but my searches for “septum tunnel” aren’t turning up much of anything… So I’m guessing I just get a regular tunnel, like the ones I’d use in my ears, in the size I want. Am I right?

You are indeed.

Some tunnels will come in different lengths too - the shorter ones fit nice and comfy. I have a ss 4mm internally-threaded ‘top hat’ tunnel in mine and it is so comfortable I forget it’s there.


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3 Responses to “Septum tunnels?”

  1. Awesome, you rock. I love being right. ;)

    Dean on October 7th, 2008 at 11:10 am
  2. I just had my septum stretched to 8g with a standard industrial strength 3/8″ tunnel with double o-rings. It seems to be a little harder to keep clean than a simple staple retainer, but it’s very unobtrusive and I will continue to stretch using tunnels until I reach 2-4g. Like lobes, if you have a particularly thick septum you may need a slightly longer tunnel, but I have a good 1/16″ slack in my case after o-rings.

    redeye on October 8th, 2008 at 5:45 am
  3. i have a 8mm tunnel in my septum, but my problem is its stuck in there. i have a screw on tunnel with a 2mm flare. hah
    im fukd!

    Trojdan on April 30th, 2009 at 11:48 pm

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