A nose piercing is a subtle and aesthetic way to express your personality. However, like any piercing, it can sometimes be rejected by the body. Understanding the signs, prejudices and solutions is essential to calmly enjoy your jewelry.

The rejection of the piercing in the nose occurs when the body considers the jewel as a foreign body and tries to extract it. This phenomenon, similar to an immune reaction, often implies a progressive migration of the jewelry towards the surface of the skin. The presence of persistent redness around the jewelry, and the absence of pain may indicate a rejection.

Several elements can increase the risk of rejection:

• The type of jewelry : A jewel in unsuitable or poor quality materials (like some metallic alloys) can cause a reaction of the body.

• The position of piercing : THE piercings surface are more likely to migrate.

• Tensions : A jewel too tight or exposed to repeated movements can promote rejection.

Migration of the jewelry: the jewel seems to be close to the surface of the skin, or its location changes visibly.

Shadowing of the skin around the jewelry: the skin can become reddish and transparent, revealing the jewel.

It is important to know that a rejection of piercing is not always accompanied by pain. Indeed, although some discharges can cause unpleasant discomfort or sensation, others occur without any apparent pain. A rejection is a phenomenon where the body tries to expel the jewelry, generally by gradually moving piercing through the skin. However, this process can be silent on the physical level, causing neither pain nor immediate inflammation. This does not mean that everything is normal. Even without pain, a rejection can be reported by visual signs such as changes in the appearance of piercing, persistent redness, or a more marked exposure of the jewel. It is therefore essential to remain vigilant and carefully monitor piercing, even in the absence of pain.

Pay attention to the healing of your nose piercing is essential to avoid these kinds of problems. Discover our advice on healing here.

The titanium ASTM F136 is the ideal choice for your piercings thanks to its exceptional biocompatibility. This medical grade material is light, corrosion -resistant and does not contain nickel, considerably reducing the risk of allergies and irritation. It is particularly suitable for sensitive skin and guarantees optimal comfort while minimizing risks.

In addition to its security properties, titanium offers a variety of finishes to personalize your percabalos without compromise on quality.

Some contraindications are important to take into account, You can find them here. 

Choosing an optimal location for piercing is crucial. Favor areas offering enough fabric to keep the piercing in place. A good perceur will assess your morphology and offer the ideal location to minimize risks.

Clean the area with a sterile saline solution type physiological twice a day.

Avoid touching or turning piercing unnecessarily.

Protect shock piercing, chemicals, and messy environments.

If you notice signs of rejection, infection, or if you are worried about your piercing, it is essential to quickly consult a professional or a dermatologist. These specialists are trained to assess the condition of your piercing and identify the potential causes of the problem, whether it be an irritation, an infection or a rejection. Rapid intervention makes it possible to limit complications and ensure optimal healing.

In the event of scars, silicone creams can help reduce them. For larger brands, a dermatologist could offer specific injections, lasers or treatments.

A perceur will be able to assess the area once healed and advise materials such as the titanium ASTM F136 or suitable care to avoid new problems.

To alleviate the marks of a piercing rejection, silicone dressings, available in pharmacies, can reduce redness and smooth the scars. Used regularly, they help the skin to regenerate better.

For more pronounced scars, the application of specific healing creams, often enriched with active ingredients such as hyaluronic acid or C and E vitamins, can help lighten the brand and standardize the texture of the skin. A consultation with a dermatologist could also make it possible to explore more advanced solutions, such as light peels or laser treatments.

Whether it's repairing or camouflaging, it is essential to respect the natural healing process of your skin and choose solutions adapted to your needs and your lifestyle.

Before releasing an area that has undergone a rejection, wait for a complete healing, which can take several months. Recording too early can worsen damage and compromise the new piercing.

Consult a professional to assess healing and determine if a new drilling is possible. He can also advise repositioning if the area is weakened.

Choose an ASTM F136 titanium piercing to minimize irritation. A drill can adjust its size to avoid any pressure on the pierced area.

Finally, be sure to scrupulously follow the recommended post-spiring care, even if you have already been pierced before. Impeccable hygiene and regular cleaning with the saline solution will help prevent infections and promote good healing. With good advice and precautions, it is quite possible to make a new piercing, even after a difficult previous experience.

A rejection of piercing manifests itself mainly by visible signs. The piercing seems to migrate, revealing more stem than at the time of pose, a sign that the body tries to expel it. A persistent redness Around piercing, which does not decrease over time, is also a current indicator. The skin around piercings can become finer and fragile , giving the impression that the piercing is about to "go out". If you observe these symptoms, quickly consult a professional perfeur to assess the situation. Rapid intervention can limit complications and preserve the aesthetics of the pierced area.

A Increased or persistent pain is also an alert signal. If the pain does not gradually decrease after the arrival of piercing or suddenly worsens, it may indicate severe inflammation or infection. A Quick migration of piercing , when piercings seem to move abnormally or that more stem becomes visible is another worrying sign.

Other symptoms to be monitored include a significant swelling , or a feeling of persistent warmth around piercing. These signs, accompanied or not of fever, may indicate an infection requiring a medical assessment.

If in doubt, it is always better to consult a professional or a doctor. They will be able to determine if your piercing requires specific care, such as reinforced antiseptic treatment, a change of piercing, or in some cases, the withdrawal of the piercings. Quick management makes it possible to prevent complications.

A rejection of piercing requires rapid intervention to minimize damage and preserve the area concerned. From the first signs of rejection, it is essential to act without delay so as not to have.

Remove the piercings To relieve pressure and allow healing. Consult a professional a secure withdrawal and maintain rigorous hygiene with a saline solution. After complete healing, a new piercing can be considered with precautions, such as titanium piercing. React quickly limits the risks of rejection and protects the skin.

A rejection of piercing can be accompanied by pain, cause of a cheloid, but the intensity of these pain is not the same for everyone. Some people feel a moderate pain , discomfort or increased sensitivity around the pierced area. This pain may look like constant tension or irritation, aggravated by movements / contact with piercings.

Rejection can occur without notable pain, with only slight discomfort or visual signs such as migration of piercing or skin thinning.

A rejection of piercing must be taken seriously. Consult a professional to confirm, withdraw the piercing if necessary and follow the suitable care. With good practices and alertness, you can reduce the risks and fully benefit from your piercings.

Rejections of foreign bodies can happen to everyone. The causes vary, follow our advice to avoid the slightest risk of your body. It is possible to remain trendy and subsequently avoid the appearance of redness for example.