A pebble or a nose ring is a charm that many people want! But, before getting a nose piercing, you need to know about the necessary care, know the types of holes, know the prices and, of course, have an idea of the level of pain. We will tell you everything in this article!
No nose piercing: care
About 3 or 4 weeks after the nose piercing is placed, you will need to pay special attention to some precautions to ensure good healing and prevent inflammation. Check out:
- Always wash your hands before touching the piercing site.
- Clean the area with saline solution 3 times a day.
- With the help of a gauze, apply an antibacterial product.
- Be careful when putting on and taking off your clothes so as not to snag or rub against the piercing.
- Avoid passing cosmetics, creams and makeup on site.
- Avoid bathing in the sea, swimming pools and saunas to contain the proliferation of bacteria that can cause inflammation.
- Don't get too much sun on your face.
- The piercing should heal in 7 to 10 days. If not, seek medical advice.
What are the types of nose piercing?
- Septril (Septo)
- Rhino
- Austin bar
- Nostril
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- Hight nostril (Alto nostril)
- Bridge (Ponte)
- Third eye (Third eye)
Which side is the right way to put the nose piercing?
There is no right side of the nose to pierce. You choose the side to your liking. However, according to Ayurvedic medicine, piercing, when done in the left nostril, helps to reduce the pain of childbirth. Therefore, many women choose to have their piercings on the left side of their nose.
How much does it cost to get a nose piercing?
The price to get a nose piercing will vary depending on your city, the professional you choose and even the jewelry you wear. The average price is between 100 to 200 reais. But you can pay up to 500 reais, depending on what you choose.
Does getting a nose piercing hurt?
This answer depends a lot from person to person. The intensity of pain will vary according to your sensitivity to it. Some say they didn't feel any pain and some feel moderate to severe pain.
In the days following the application, it is common to feel the area sore and even swollen. However, if you start to feel intense pain, redness and burning, it's important to seek a doctor as the hole may be inflamed.
Ready! Once the necessary precautions have been taken, all you have to do is choose the location for the piercing, the jewel you like best and a professional, preferably one who has good work references, to get your much-desired nose piercing done!
