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- A piercing on your belly button is more likely to get infected than other body parts because of its shape
- It’s easy for bacteria to hole up inside it
- If the piercing needle wasn’t sterile, there’s a chance you could get serious infections like hepatitis or tetanus
- Tearing
Then, What piercing hurts the most? Most Painful Piercings
- Helix The helix piercing is placed in the cartilage groove of the upper ear
- Rook While less common than other piercings on this list, the rook can look amazing if matched with the right jewelry
- Conch
- Industrial
- Dermal Anchor
- Nipple
- Lip
- Navel (Belly Button)
What kinds of belly buttons can’t be pierced? If you don’t have a solid flap of skin on the top of the belly button, sometimes piercers can go for the lower lip of the belly button instead (though this is a rare option) Unfortunately, if you have an outie belly button, you most likely won’t be able to get it pierced
in the same way, Do belly button piercings cause weight gain? Can I gain or lose weight with a belly piercing? The short answer is yes The long answer is a little more complicated Drastic weight gain or loss over a short period of time can cause your belly piercing to be rejected, even if it’s years old
Do belly button piercings make you look skinnier? Yes, because it draws the eye in – AKA it makes you look slimmer It’s simple science: the eye is drawn to the piercing so your stomach automatically looks flatter
What is the most painful piercing for a woman?
Even if you’re pretty tolerant to pain, a clitoris piercing may hurt many times worse than any other piercing pain
What is the most painless piercing?
What is the least painful piercing? Most piercers agree that earlobe piercings are the least painful type of piercing because they are positioned on a fleshy, easy-to-pierce portion of skin Most oral piercings, eyebrow piercings, and even navel piercings are also surprisingly low on the pain scale for the same reason
How long after giving birth can I get a piercing?
To keep you and your baby safe, it’s best to wait a couple of months after your baby arrives or you stop breastfeeding before getting a new piercing If you have any questions or concerns about a piercing you already have or when it’s safe for you to get a new one, contact your healthcare provider for their guidance
Why can’t you get a piercing while breastfeeding?
Rejection of the piercing is a concern (rejection is a body’s natural reaction to a foreign object being inserted into the skin) You may have to let the piercing close and then re-pierce the nipple and repeated piercings can create scar tissue that might block milk ducts (Angel, 2009)
