Last updated: June 2026.
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Not medical advice
Our guides describe typical experiences, healing timelines, and aftercare practices commonly reported by professional piercers and industry bodies. Every body heals differently, and nothing on this site should be used to self-diagnose or to rule out a condition. Always follow the advice of the piercer who performed your piercing and of a qualified medical professional.
When to see a professional
If you suspect an infection, an allergic reaction, or any other complication — including spreading redness, fever, severe or increasing pain, or discharge of pus — stop relying on general guidance and contact a doctor or your piercer promptly. Seek emergency care for any symptom that is severe or rapidly worsening.
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No liability
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