The biggest diameter for septum piercing jewelry is 3/4″ or 19 mm. Its size can be compared to a very small coin. Can I Make the Size of the Septum Piercing Bigger? Allow time for your piercing to adjust to the new jewelry. Swelling and tenderness may occur initially, but this should subside within a few days. Avoid excessive movement or touching the piercing, and be patient during the healing process. Common Concerns and Troubleshooting Irritation and Swelling Captive bead rings and segment rings are also popular alternatives that are loved for their full ring design. Surgical Steel: This popular option is known for its durability and hypoallergenic properties. It's a safe bet for most people and comes in a variety of styles, making it a go-to choice.

Hands Off: Resist the urge to touch or play with your piercing, my friend. Your hands may be clean, but germs and bacteria can still hitch a ride. So, keep those fingers away and let your septum piercing heal in peace. Retainers: Need to keep things low-key or hide your piercing temporarily? Retainers are your secret weapon. These clear, flexible pieces slide right into your septum, giving you the ultimate incognito mode. At Pierced, our team of experienced professionals understands the intricacies involved in changing nose piercings, and we are here to guide you through the process step by step. So, let's dive in and explore everything you need to know when changing your nose piercing from a stud to a ring. When to Change Your Nose Piercing?

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Marking The Spot: The piercer will use a surgical pen to mark the entry and exit points of the piercing. Take a deep breath and trust their expertise—it's all part of the process. Captive Bead Rings: Classic and versatile, captive bead rings feature a small bead that is held in place by the ring's tension. They come in different sizes and designs, allowing you to express your unique style. The only maintenance you need to do is to keep in mind the gauge and diameter of the septum piercing jewelry and always keep it clean.

Numbing (Optional): If you're nervous about the pain, you can request a numbing cream. The piercer will apply it to the area, and you'll wait a bit for it to take effect. Septal Hematoma: this happens when the blood gets accumulate within the Septum. This may cause severe pain, swelling, and tenderness in the piercing area.

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Tearing: This only happens when your piercing jewelry gets caught on something and torn out. Tearing can lead to pain and bleeding. Compared to the more traditional nose piercing that sits on the side of your nostril, a septum piercing is definitely a bolder look. 'A septum piercing is located at the bottom part of your nose and goes through a thin piece of skin sometimes referred as the "sweet spot", between your nostrils,' explains jeweller Laura Bond. 'It’s usually pierced with a hoop or a horseshoe shaped ring.' What should you know before you get a septum piercing? Be Gentle: When drying your piercing after cleaning, use a clean, disposable paper towel or let it air dry. Avoid using towels or fabrics that may harbor bacteria. Remember, a gentle touch goes a long way.