Hi. Possibly a stupid one, but I got my nostril pierced a couple of days ago and

  1. profile image51
    Dispposted 13 years ago

    Hi.
    Possibly a stupid one, but I got my nostril pierced a couple of days ago and I'm noticing...

    that the outside stud part is being pulled into my nose and the skin is healing in a dip around it. Is this- migration?- right, or is the weight of the bar too heavy? I've also just been told a ring is better for a first time nose piercing. So now I'm a bit concerned! x

  2. relache profile image72
    relacheposted 13 years ago

    New nose piercings swell, and for many, this causes stud-style jewelry to sink into the nose and cause fit and cleaning problems.

  3. RDSPhD profile image60
    RDSPhDposted 13 years ago

    if you don't sleep facing the ceiling (many people sleep on their side or even face-down) and if you turn around while sleeping (it's also pretty sure that you'll do this while asleep wink) you're going to apply pressure on the piercing and it's "pushed a bit inside". Do you have a patch on your nose while sleeping ? There are these white fluffy patches that you could put on while sleeping, this will reduce a great amount of pressure. It's also wise not to drink caffeine or alcohol or watch tv/movies 2-3 hours before going to bed, because this will increase ones "activity" during the night and you'll be rolling around in your bed more often wink.

    last but not least I recommend that you try to put a PVPI antiseptic on the wound before applying the patch, (brand names of OTCs are e.g."betadine") this will reduce the swelling and possible inflammations/infections, because if you touch it (and everybody does when getting a new piercing xD) and it actually "migrates" a bit deeper under the skin, you're likely to carry some nasty bacteria inside with it. And possibly you would have to remove the piercing for the healing process - so please don't touch it (even if you want to test whether it has "migrated" or not) and put a patch on it (and a PVPI antiseptic).

    Hopefully everything will be alright then wink

 
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