My Experience With Lower Belly Surface Piercing
Published by Dr. Jarrett Connelly MD on October 07, 2024
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I got a lower belly surface piercing, but it got infected, leading to weeks of treatment and a scar, teaching me to be more cautious with body modifications.
I've always been a fan of body piercings, and when I turned 18, I decided to get a lower belly surface piercing. I did my research and found a reputable piercing studio in my area. The piercer was professional and walked me through the entire process, explaining the risks and aftercare. The piercing itself was relatively painless, and I was thrilled with the way it looked. However, a few weeks later, I started experiencing redness, swelling, and tenderness around the piercing site. I ignored it at first, thinking it was just a normal part of the healing process. But as the symptoms worsened, I realized that something was wrong. I visited a dermatologist who diagnosed me with a localized infection. I was prescribed antibiotics and instructed to keep the area clean and dry. It took several weeks for the infection to clear up, and I was left with a scar and a fear of getting any more surface piercings. Looking back, I wish I had been more cautious and mindful of the potential risks associated with surface piercings. While they can look beautiful, they also come with a higher risk of infection and rejection. It's essential to thoroughly research and consider the potential consequences before getting any type of body modification.
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