Septum rings are often thought of as being permanent, but they can actually be removed with a little bit of know-how. If your septum ring is too small, it can be widened with a pair of pliers. This is a relatively simple process, but it’s important to be careful so that you don’t damage your nose.
If you need to widen your septum ring, you can use a pair of pliers. Place the pliers on either side of the ring and gently pull them apart. You may need to do this a few times to get the desired width.
How can I make my septum piercing wider?
If you’re looking to stretch your septum at home, you’ll need to invest in a taper. This is a long, straight, cone-shaped bar that gradually flares out to the larger size, so that a piercing can be gradually and evenly stretched. When used correctly, tapers are perfectly safe and easy to use. Just be sure to sterilize them before each use, and always start with a smaller size before moving up. With a little patience and care, you’ll be able to successfully stretch your septum at home.
Septum piercings are more similar to cartilage piercings, and as such cannot be safely stretched relatively quickly. We recommend waiting at least 6-8 months between stretches and only stretching by 05mm at a time to avoid seriously damaging your piercing.
What happens if your septum jewelry is too small
If you have a small piercing, it can actually cause migration. This is because the ring is smaller than the space between the piercing and the ends of your ear/nose/lip. This extra tissue can become compressed and cause migration.
If you’re having trouble unscrewing a stuck piercing ball, try using a pair of latex or rubber gloves. Make sure the jewelry is completely dry, then grab the ball with your gloved hand. The bit of extra torque from the rubber gloves might provide just the right amount of traction to get your ball unstuck.
Can you use Vaseline to stretch your septum?
It’s important to clean wounds regularly to prevent infection, but some popular wound-care products can actually do more harm than good. Petroleum products like Vaseline, A&D ointment, and Neosporin create a barrier that prevents oxygen and cleaning solutions from getting to the wound, which can lead to infection. So, it’s best to avoid these products when caring for a wound.
If you want to increase the size of your piercing, you can do so by wrapping tape around the jewelry and re-inserting it into the piercing. You will need to repeat this process over time, gradually adding more tape to increase the size of the hole. But not just any tape will do – you need to use a tape that is inert and free of adhesives.
What is the point of no return for septum stretch?
0g is generally considered to be the point of no return for stretched piercings. This is because a hole larger than this size will rarely close to a standard piercing size. Since each body is different, any stretched piercings, no matter the size, should be approached as a permanent body modification.
If you’re considering a septum piercing, it’s important to know that it’s located at the very tip of your nose. It’s placed in a membranous area of your nasal vestibule, which is the fleshy part of your nose just inside your nostrils. The piercing doesn’t go through a cartilage but rather through thin tissues. It’s a hard and strong area that makes stretching a bit tricky.
Does septum stretching change nose shape
Thank you for reaching out! Septum piercings will not permanently change the shape of your nose, even if the jewelry is at a large gauge. Some people may see a slight change in the shape of their nose after the piercing heals, but this is typically not a significant change.
So first off, let’s just start that stretching your septum is a lot like stretching your ear. So there’s really no difference in the two. The main thing is that you want to be sure that you’re using a clean object to stretch with. This can be anything from a q-tip to a bobby pin. Just be sure that it’s clean! The second thing is to be sure to go slowly. Stretching too quickly can lead to pain and/or trauma to the tissue. So take it slow and be gentle!
What is the most common septum ring size?
The size of your septum piercing will depend on personal preference, anatomy, and your piercer. A typical septum piercing is 16g, but you may decide to size down to an 18g or stretch larger to a 14g.
The healing process for a wound usually takes around a month or two. However, the wound will likely stay open during this time and will only close up completely after several days. Therefore, it is important to keep the wound clean and free of infection during this time.
How do you unscrew a tight piercing
My tragus ball is very therapeutic for me! It relaxes my whole body and eases my mind. I support the back of my tragus bar with my finger to keep it from slipping out. A couple of twists is all it takes to get the full effect!
If you’re having trouble finding the hole in your septum piercing, don’t worry! Just twist the ends of the piercing sideways and you should be able to find it. Be sure not to pull the ends too far apart, though. And take a deep breath and relax—your septum piercing should be completely or almost completely healed by now.
Can I wiggle my septum piercing?
If you’ve just had a nose ring put in, it’s important to avoid moving it around too much for the first few weeks. Doing so can result in pain and bleeding, as well as prolonging the healing process. The ring will naturally move around a bit, but it’s best to just leave it be.
Septum stretches can be uncomfortable, and that discomfort can persist for weeks or months. Sometimes a stretch is painless and easy, but the soreness can set in a few days later. That said, it shouldn’t be excruciating, and you shouldn’t be tearing or forcing a stretch. If you are experiencing pain, it is important to consult with a piercer or another professional to ensure that you are stretching correctly and not causing any damage.
Does stretching piercings hurt
If you’re ear stretching, it shouldn’t hurt a lot. You may feel a little tingle or sting, but that’s it. If your earlobe feels tight or you’re in pain after putting in the taper or plug, then the size is too big and you should try something smaller.
If you’re looking to stretch your earlobes, make sure to lubricate both the taper and the pierced area on your earlobe. insertion shouldn’t be painful, but if you experience any pain or bleeding, stop and let your earlobe heal.
Final Words
To widen your septum ring with pliers, you will need to insert the tips of the pliers into the gap of the ring. Carefully twist the pliers in opposite directions to widen the ring.
If your septum ring is too small and you can’t get it out, you can use a pair of pliers to widen the ring. Put the tips of the pliers on either side of the ring and gently twist the pliers until the ring is the right size.
