Stretching Piercing Scar Tissue at Roberto Sherrill blog

Stretching Piercing Scar Tissue.  — scar tissue comes from damage while stretching. It makes future stretches harder, and looks bad. Why do people do it? you will need to treat a newly stretched piercing like a fresh piercing, so follow the same aftercare guidelines that you did when your piercing was new. when you start stretching your ears, you will most commonly get a 14 gauge piercing size. The people who choose to stretch their piercings do so for different reasons. It is typically a gradual process that can take many months or even years to reach the desired gauge size.  — when we have an earlobe piercing, its a tube of scar tissue that has healed around some jewelry. blowouts result in a reduction of blood flow coupled with scar tissue building up around the piercing which results in skin tissue pushing out. Once you decide on stretching you’ll then increase to a size 12.  — stretching, also known as gauging, is the process of increasing the size of a piercing hole (fistula).

The people who choose to stretch their piercings do so for different reasons. It makes future stretches harder, and looks bad. when you start stretching your ears, you will most commonly get a 14 gauge piercing size. you will need to treat a newly stretched piercing like a fresh piercing, so follow the same aftercare guidelines that you did when your piercing was new.  — when we have an earlobe piercing, its a tube of scar tissue that has healed around some jewelry. It is typically a gradual process that can take many months or even years to reach the desired gauge size. blowouts result in a reduction of blood flow coupled with scar tissue building up around the piercing which results in skin tissue pushing out. Once you decide on stretching you’ll then increase to a size 12.  — stretching, also known as gauging, is the process of increasing the size of a piercing hole (fistula).  — scar tissue comes from damage while stretching.

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Stretching Piercing Scar Tissue  — stretching, also known as gauging, is the process of increasing the size of a piercing hole (fistula). The people who choose to stretch their piercings do so for different reasons. when you start stretching your ears, you will most commonly get a 14 gauge piercing size.  — when we have an earlobe piercing, its a tube of scar tissue that has healed around some jewelry. you will need to treat a newly stretched piercing like a fresh piercing, so follow the same aftercare guidelines that you did when your piercing was new.  — scar tissue comes from damage while stretching. Once you decide on stretching you’ll then increase to a size 12. It is typically a gradual process that can take many months or even years to reach the desired gauge size.  — stretching, also known as gauging, is the process of increasing the size of a piercing hole (fistula). It makes future stretches harder, and looks bad. blowouts result in a reduction of blood flow coupled with scar tissue building up around the piercing which results in skin tissue pushing out. Why do people do it?