A lot of people consider the septum to be a fairly safe and simple piercing to get done. There is only a small amount of flesh to deal with and the healing process is generally considered to be the same as more “traditional” piercings. With that being said, piercings like the septum are just as prone to infections and other issues as any other piercing. Here we have a complete guide to the right way to care for your septum piercing and when to change your septum piercing.
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What is a septum piercing?
A septum piercing is a piercing through the septum, which is the cartilage that separates two nostrils. A septum piercing is one of the body’s many piercings that are pierced through the nasal septum. It is a popular piercing mainly due to the difficulty of the piercing. Many people get this piercing because they do not like the look of a nose ring. A septum piercing is just as beautiful, though it can be a little more challenging and time-consuming. As a result, people have to be careful not to poke their eye with their nose ring.
How to Insert a Septum Piercing?
There are many ways to insert a septum piercing, but the easiest way is to get it done in a medical facility. Generally, the septum piercing is inserted through the nostrils.
To get a septum piercing, start by cutting your chosen septum piercing jewelry with a piercing tool. Next, insert the piercing jewelry and use a back-and-forth motion to insert it. Once the jewelry is in place, you will use a chain nose clip or a nose ring to hold the jewelry in place. Finally, seal the piercing with a small amount of adhesive.
When Can I Change My Septum Ring?
When your septum piercing is healed, you can change it to a different size or shape, or change the color. You should always wait until your piercing is healed before changing it. When is that? It is really different for everyone. You should wait until your piercing has been healed for at least a month. If you have a bump, you should wait until it has been healed for at least three weeks. If you have a scar, you should wait until it has been healed for at least three months.
If it has been three years since you got your septum piercing, then it is safe to say that you can change it. If you live in a humid or hot climate, you should change your septum piercing every 6 months. If you live in a cold climate, you should change your septum piercing every year. You can also change your septum piercing if you have a significant lifestyle change, such as changing your job, moving, or getting married.
What Are The Benefits Of Changing Your Septum Piercing At Different Times?
Changing your septum piercing at different times can help to maintain your septum and keep it healthy. However, it’s important to keep in mind the benefits that accrue when you change your septum piercing at different times.
What Do You Need To Know When Changing Your Septum Piercing?
When you get a septum piercing, it is important to know the proper aftercare steps. On the first day, it is important to keep your jewelry clean and moist so that it will heal. It is also important to avoid getting a bacterial infection from the piercing. The best way to avoid this is by keeping your septum piercing free from contact with other septum piercings. It is also important to avoid wearing your septum piercing for long periods of time as your septum piercing could stretch.
How to Clean Septum Piercings?
When you are done with your septum piercing, you need to clean the area properly. If you are not cleaning the area, you could get an infection, which could lead to your piercing to being infected. When you are done with your septum piercing, you want to make sure that you wash it with soap and water and then let it air dry. You want to do this every day, but if you are wanting to change or clean the jewelry, then you should clean it with a solution of one part hydrogen peroxide and three parts water. You can also clean your septum piercing with an antiseptic solution that you can buy at a d-store. It is best to use a new solution every few days.
Aftercare Tips
After you’ve gone through with your septum piercing, you need to take care of it properly in order to make sure it lasts and is as healthy as you want it to be. There are a few things you need to know about aftercare.
- The first thing is that you should clean your septum piercing daily.
- You can follow this with a salt water rinse, some hydrogen peroxide, or alcohol.
- You should change your jewelry every month, and avoid using rubbing alcohol to clean your piercing.
- You should also avoid using a piercing gun, because it could lead to your piercing becoming infected.
- And avoid sleeping with your piercing, because it can cause it to become infected and it could also cause your skin to turn black.
- And also avoid swimming with your piercing, because it can cause your piercing to swell and become infected.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. Can I change my septum piercing after a month?
Ans. If you’re looking to change your septum piercing after a month, the best way to do it is to see your piercer. They’ll be able to take out the jewelry and make a new piercing for you. It’s not always possible to change your septum piercing after a month. Your piercer will be able to tell if you need to change your piercing after a month.
Q. What happens if I change my septum piercing too early?
Ans. If you change your septum piercing too early, you could be putting yourself at risk for infection.
Q. Can I change my septum piercing after a day?
Ans. You should change your septum piercing after a day. This is because you’ll have to wait a few days for the body to get used to the piercing before you can remove the jewelry. The jewelry will be uncomfortable for the first few days, and it is better to wait and not risk damaging your septum.
Q. Does changing your septum piercing hurt?
Ans. Changing your septum piercing is a painless process. The minimum amount of pain involved is the placement of the barbell. However, if you need it changed, you can take pain killers beforehand. So, if you are wondering if changing your septum piercing hurts, the answer is no.
Q. Can I change septum piercing after 2 months?
Ans. It is possible to change your septum piercing after two months, but it is important to realize that it will take a little more time to heal. If you are thinking of changing your piercing, it is recommended that you get a professional to remove the old jewelry. However, if you are able to remove the old jewelry, you can start to change it.
Q. Are Septum Piercings Easy To Change?
Ans. The good news is that septum piercings are easier to change than other piercings because they are typically done in one sitting. As long as it is done correctly, in one sitting, you should be able to change it quickly and simply.
Conclusion
If you want to change your septum piercing, you should wait until the piercing has healed. However, you can choose to change your piercing at any time. When changing your piercing, make sure that you do it in a safe manner. If you are determined to change your septum piercing, you should make sure that you have the proper equipment and supplies. The first thing that you need to do is remove your current jewelry. This includes the jewelry that you got for your piercing and the jewelry that you have been wearing. After that you need to take the new jewelry and clean it with rubbing alcohol. You can also use a soap and water mixture for more thorough cleaning. After you have cleaned the jewelry, get a new piercing. If you are going to have your septum pierced, make sure that you go to a professional. After you have made your decision, you can put on your new piercing and you are ready to go.
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I am Patricia Robinson, an amateur writer with a passion for body piercings. I’ve been crazy about piercings since I got my first one, a little stud in my ear, when I was just 10 years old.
Fast forward to now and I’ve got more than a dozen piercings scattered across my body – tongue, navel, ears, nose, you name it! I just want you to get give honest-to-goodness advice from someone who’s been there, done that, and got the piercings to prove it!