Skin growing over dermals?

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Jasi O.

Sep 23, 2014

Jasi O.

So I got one of mine done 2 weeks ago on Friday and the other last Friday (the first one fell out had to go back bd get it redone) the first one has begun to heel and the skin is growing over it, what's the best way to removed the skin from around it? I assume soften it with moisterizer and use forceps?

Kaleigh D.

Sep 23, 2014

Kaleigh D.

I think giving a quick call to your piercer would be a good idea. I could be wrong but I don't think that should happen like that.

Jasi O.

Sep 23, 2014

Jasi O.

Oh yeh when I went in to get the second one done she just pulled the skin away with forceps so I assume that's what I'm meant to do.

Breeze T.

Sep 23, 2014

Breeze T.

It's really crazy to see how your body fights to heal itself...pretty amazing if you think of it that way! Where are they on your body? (just curious) :)
I think you should let her do it for you anyway, she can evaluate the situation. just make sure you call her first.

Shaye M.

Sep 23, 2014

Shaye M.

Did you patch them for the first week? May I ask where you got them done? Generally speaking dermals should be kept patched for a week, sometimes even longer depending on if your piercer says so.

Shaye M.

Sep 23, 2014

Shaye M.

In saying that, if I were you I'd be careful poking around at them if you try to sort this issue out by yourself, it could reject if you fiddle with it too much. How often have you been cleaning them and what with?

Jasi O.

Sep 23, 2014

Jasi O.

There on my hip yes they were bandaided for the first week.

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