Nose piercing irritation bump

A bump can appear even months after a nose piercing. Learn about the causes of a nose piercing bump, such as a granuloma or scarring, and what you can do about it.

You can get an infection if you pierce your nose to put a ring on it. However, it's easier to treat this ailment. This article will provide you with straightforward steps to treat the infection.

One of the BIGGEST downfalls of piercings is the dreaded PIERCING BUMP! I have struggled with clients over the 12 years I've been piercing, trying to figure out what to do with these darn things! It's been a frustrating ride, I tell ya. We would try one thing after another and sometimes they helped, sometimes they didn't, sometimes it would go away and then come back, it was never ending as a piercer... I mean neverrr ending. 😓 Finally, and I mean FINALLY some relief. I have a solution (...

How to get rid of piercing bumps? Wondering why piercing bumps occur and what to do to fix them.. I am one of those people who every time I get a piercing, I end up getting a “piercing bump.” I got these piercing bumps or irritation bumps as some people like to call them on BOTH of my cartilages, my

Heal keloid scars and other piercing bumps quickly with our expert tipsYou love your new nose piercing. But wait… what's that bump? Bumps around a new nose ring are normal and can be caused by many things, such as touching the new...

Learn what to do when your new nose piercing isn't healing like it should It can be frustrating when your new nose piercing seems to take forever to heal—but it's even worse when you start worrying it's become infected. Fortunately, a mild...

Cleanse the nose piercing bump 2 to 3 times a day, but make sure to wash your hands properly before doing so to avoid any possible infections.

So, you want a nose piercing, but you're not allowed? There are ways you can downplay your piercing and make it less visible when your parents are around. The same methods work for people trying to hide a piercing at work. Buy a retainer...

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Nose piercing Bumps can occur on either side of the piercing and may vary in size and appearance. In some cases, the bump may appear...

Learn what to do when your new nose piercing isn't healing like it should It can be frustrating when your new nose piercing seems to take forever to heal—but it's even worse when you start worrying it's become infected. Fortunately, a mild...

How do you know when your nose ring is infected? Well, you can recognize an infected nose ring by several key indicators. Signs of infection include increased pain and swelling that doesn’t improve over time. Redness and warmth around the piercing site, distinct from the initial redness, are common. Additionally, there are 8 common signs that you know when your nose ring or piercing is infected.

Heal keloid scars and other piercing bumps quickly with our expert tipsYou love your new nose piercing. But wait… what's that bump? Bumps around a new nose ring are normal and can be caused by many things, such as touching the new...

An expert guide to taking care of a nose piercing Taking care of a nose piercing the right way will help speed up your recovery. It can be pretty easy for bacteria to get inside the piercing, but following the proper aftercare will keep it...

The good news on the other hand is that preventing piercing infection is very easy with the right ear or nose piercing care. Similar care tips along with others can be employed for piercings that are located on other areas of the body.

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When can you change your nose piercing? Nose piercings are considered “advanced,” so the aftercare after getting such a piercing requires more care. If you don’t take care of this piercing, you may develop inflammation or infection.