Belly buttons come in all shapes, forms and sizes, which is always the first thing that the piercer will observe for a piercing. There are many reasons why a piercing can close, and by inspecting the navel, you can see if another belly ring is a good idea. Due to the pre-mentioned outcomes and probably some swelling, redness and discharge, you may have decided to remove the piercing and let it heal or close up. The reasons this may have occurred is that your body — being the intelligent and healthy system it is — noticed a foreign material and responded to remove it.
This can materialize if you bumped it unusually, creating movement and calling for a systematic response. In severe cases of rejection or migration, you may have a large amount of scar tissue in the previous area. Numerous times, no harm was done. In other cases, the hole got wider, or the jewelry complete tore from the skin gifting you with a lesion and seat in the waiting room for some stitches.
Some people choose to methodically stretch piercings to fit larger jewelry; this is less possible with navels and can result in tearing. There should be enough space above and below that little flap of skin for the jewel to sit without pulling or placing too much pressure on your nub. A true navel piercing goes through the tissue of your outie rather than the surface skin just above or below it.
Just know that they might not be willing to do it. Your belly button is basically your first scar. As far as piercings go, belly button piercings typically heal more slowly than other piercings — anywhere from 9 to 12 months. Also, the location of the piercing is subjected to a lot of movement from regular bending, folding, and stretching, not to mention all the friction from waistbands. With an outie, poor piercing placement by an inexperienced piercer or extra pressure on your outie from the jewelry will only slow healing even more.
Any procedure that involves puncturing tissue should be performed by a skilled and experienced professional. An experienced piercer can tell you whether yours is right for piercing and provide alternative placements if not. Adrienne Santos-Longhurst is a Canada-based freelance writer and author who has written extensively on all things health and lifestyle for more than a decade. Before you get a belly button piercing, there are a few things you should know. Find out how to choose a piercer you can trust and why you should….
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