How To Change Nose Piercings

The Septum Piercing - Most Septum Piercings are pierced with a 14g needle unless you need a thinner needle for your nose size.

How to change nose piercings. Clean your piercing with soap and try inserting a nose pin. For something really unique there is also the vertical nose tip piercing. Changing out the jewelry when the piercing.

The piercer will mark the spot where the piercing will go. A nose piercing is just like any wound and extra prone to infection because of its location so never touch it with unwashed hands. This is one of the commonly used techniques.

Nostril piercings are inserts on the right side left side or both side of the nose. The standard jewelry size for the nose is an 18 gauge or 20 gauge. Just lubricate the surface and outer side of the piercing and try to slip your jewelry in.

Take a long deep breath and then go for the piercing. Nose piercings take between eight and 12 weeks to completely heal from the piercing procedure. Once you agree on the placement on the nostril the piercers will clamp the nose and insert the needle.

This piercing is also known as the rhino piercing. Your nose ring is delicate and you need to be very patient with its healing process. It too will have a barbell to go trough it.

Be prepared to deal with no less than five months of daily cleaning with some pain and discomfort involved. Use a cotton ball soaked in saline to clean the area gently. This is the most commonly known of nose piercing.