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Find a piercer who knows or who is willing to find out.

Surgical steel should never be used in new piercings, especially fresh ones. You have two options if you have no good piercers near you. Take it out or buy a implant grade titanium/steel jewellery...

You do not need to see a medical professional. It sounds as if it was done with a gun, if so then you need to let it heal and get a proper needle piercing once it's healed. Guns should never be used...

Stop using bactine if you are. H2Ocean or saline is fine. You've had a lot of piercings at once which may be adding to the increased pain as your body struggles to cope with them. How sore is sore?...

I'd recommend soaking it and seeing if you can wipe the crust away. Also make sure the jewellery is implant grade high quality and not too long. If problems continue go back and see your piercer.

You're very welcome my lovely.

You know when some people get a bump and automatically think "keloid"? Seen them a lot on here and I'll pipe up with how rare they are unless you're a PoC or have a history of them and blah blah...

You have two options, stick it out and wait for it to (hopefully) settle or take it out, let it heal and try again a couple of months down the line.

Nope 100% a bad idea. No good piercer would do it.

I'd go see a piercer who can assess you in person. As above you need to be wearing implant grade, mirror finish jewellery that's correctly fitting. A good piercer will ensure this.

If she pops in to see her piercer they will be able to advise her how long to wait based on her full history and any physical and visual examination of the site. It's not really something we could...

I can delete your account if you wish?

If you go to a piercer they will determine the best jewellery for you based on your anatomy and the piercings. May as well buy em there and get them to fit them too.

No problem! You should go for it :D

I actually really love them on guys. If you search it's been asked before and you can see my enthusiasm there too lol

No, no complaints from him at all. He drove to his appt, had it done, drove home. Took it easy for a couple of days and was fine. He doesn't have kids but I have one and after quite a few years...

I also was wondering if changing jewellery would help and if not have the one piece of jewellery which be easy to remove for sex and then put back in afterwards .. - Only you and her can work this...

You're going to have to talk it over with her and see how you feel. Whilst many will scream "it's your body!!!!" you will, of course, be mindful of what your partner thinks/feels. Only you and her...

My fella has a frenum ladder and didn't have to take any of them out when he had a vasectomy. It's going to depend on the person doing it. Some will want them removed, some won't. Impossible to say....

I've had people recoil/kids run away, been gawped at, had people touch me without asking (A LOT), guys hit on me when I'm literally stood/sat with my husband, straight up had someone say I looked...

I'd go see your piercer as soon as you can just in case.

Almost imposible to tell what's going on without several clear photos from various angles and having a feel really. Downsizing was probably not a good idea but it's hard to know. I'd see a piercer...

Seen a few get dermals on tattoos. I'm not big into it but it's a cute idea! You just always have to be prepared for them to possibly reject and be left with a scarred tattoo. As for surface over...

Keep your eye on that tragus as that's way too thin and could cause irritation/migration.

I'd suggest going to a piercer and seeing if they will put the 16g jewellery in, it may be uncomfortable initially or it may be fine, they can use a taper to see how it goes. Every body reacts...