How was it? How long did they take to heal? Do you ever regret getting them done?
Anyone have their nipples pierced?
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Posts: 1918 (11/08/2009 12:10 PM) |
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grayspeckledgoose |
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Posts: 16057 (11/08/2009 12:12 PM) |
I am curious to know these things, too.
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BonoU2Suz |
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Posts: 3293 (11/08/2009 12:24 PM) |
I'm curious too!!!
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Heather125 |
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Posts: 17596 (11/08/2009 12:28 PM) |
I have one done and it hurt so bad I blacked out. I think the guy I went to fucked mine up so they're not really sensitive so in that respect I do regret
doing it but I love how it looks. If I could do it over I'd go to a better place.
I think most piercings take a few months to heal...mine took a few months, I can't remember. I think it's 6 months on average. I couldn't walk up stairs quickly for a few weeks 
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11/08/2009 12:39 PM.
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GrungeChild |
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Posts: 18136 (11/08/2009 12:36 PM) |
Yes, both and I don't regret it. During the actual procedure, the pain lasted for about 2 seconds. They were sore for that day, but the next day, it was as
if nothing had ever happened/
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EuroMAFan |
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Posts: 1919 (11/08/2009 12:38 PM) |
How is the sensitivity? Did they get knocked around a lot when they were healing?
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Heather125 |
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Posts: 17597 (11/08/2009 12:39 PM) |
I wore a piece of gauze over mine for a little while, a few weeks maybe.
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GrungeChild |
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Posts: 18137 (11/08/2009 12:44 PM) |
EuroMAFan wrote: During healing, they were sensitive. You definitely notice how many times your boobs side graze doors, walls and the such. But, you just have to be
careful. If I were to hit them, I would check to make sure that the barbell was sitting okay and that that didn't get shoved in too far.
While they were healing, at least the first few days or so, I wore a panty liner in my bra cups. I cut it in half and put one piece in each cup. I swapped them out a few times each day in order to help keep the hole clean. |
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Ninido |
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Posts: 7153 (11/08/2009 12:53 PM) |
I've had mine done for 5yrs in April, lol. I <3 them.
The first day or two they were super sensitive, but then that died down once your body gets used to it. As for healing time - that depends on the person [obvi] but within the first week I was at work in a pool [swim lessons / lifeguarding... small kids and lots of random hits, lol, and pool gross-ness] and I had a guy playing with them w/i the first week and a half without issues. |
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JTsGoodfoot |
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Posts: 3167 (11/08/2009 1:02 PM) |
I got one done in July. I didn't think it hurt at all when they actually did it.. Afterwards was the worse. It was a burning pain.. and I agree.. you never
realize how often your boobs graze things til you got a ring in it. Ouch. Mine still isn't totally healed.. every once in a while it gets a little bump on
it that oozes white junk but then it goes away.. that only tends to happen if something traumatic happens to it.. like hitting it on something or getting hit
in the boob.
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grayspeckledgoose |
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Posts: 16058 (11/08/2009 3:50 PM) |
I'm just worried about the loss of sensitivity. Like, after they're healed...the nipples not being as sensitive as before the piercing(s).
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marcelluz2 |
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Posts: 820 (11/08/2009 4:02 PM) |
grayspeckledgoose wrote: Ditto. Although I'm nervous  about piercing after having a
keloid removed  (cartilage piercing result). But my lobes have been
pierced for years w/o complication . . .
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sweeti4509 |
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Posts: 3659 (11/08/2009 4:05 PM) |
I got mine done in May. They have not totally healed yet, they still get crusty pretty much everyday which is kind of gross. It hurt really bad getting them
done...I have quite a few piercings and they were definitely the most painful. After the second day or so though, you hardly even know they are
there...it's sort of weird.
I definitely don't regret getting them done, I really like the way it looks and I have gotten compliments. 
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grayspeckledgoose |
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Posts: 16061 (11/08/2009 4:07 PM) |
sweetie ----- Do they still hurt at all?
I don't want to have to be worrying about crusty shit on my nipples, 6 months after getting them pierced. What a PITA! |
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marcelluz2 |
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Posts: 823 (11/08/2009 4:11 PM) |
Those with 'em.
Did you get one or both? & Rings or the straight /post piercing? |
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an dee 51o |
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Posts: 188 (11/08/2009 4:11 PM) |
This is like the sexiest thing to me (I'm a guy). I'm thinking about getting mine done. One question, how easy are they to see through a shirt? I want the barbells.
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11/08/2009 4:13 PM.
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Posts: 17605 (11/08/2009 4:28 PM) |
an dee 51o wrote: They're very noticeable. |
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Posts: 1750 (11/08/2009 4:34 PM) |
I had mine done 5 years ago. They used a numbing solution on the nipple before they pierced it, i felt barely any pain.
Though for some reason my left nipple was pierced REALLY weird and crooked. I would bleed almost continuously for two weeks and ached so bad, so I took it out and let it heal up. When I got it repierced it has never really healed right because of the scar tissue. It has been fine until a few months ago and i keep getting a bump at one of the holes that bleeds a little bit and wont heal. I dont know what to do. Done everything for it and im not rough with it. Any ideas? I love it and don't want to take it out. I have barbells and if im wearing a fitted shirt I have to wear a bra with some sort of padding or else the balls will show through. |
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Posts: 34406 (11/08/2009 4:46 PM) |
I had one done six years ago. I was going through a piercing stage and my roommates and I went and got ours done. I had to go first because I knew if I
didn't just get it done and over with and saw my roommates reactions to the pain I'd freak out and back out.
And it actually didn't hurt all that much. My bellybutton piercing hurt much worse. I thought that I wouldn't want to wear a bra right afterward but realized that was a big mistake right away the less movement and contact against the piercing the better. Seat belts are the devil. The healing process was a breeze. I woke up the next morning expecting to be in some serious pain and dreading having to move the ring thinking it would be the worst pain of my life...it wasn't at all. It healed really quickly and almost everyday I'd soak it in a shot glass with seal salts to help the healing process. The sensitivity was increased 100% initially, and later went back to normal...or I should say maybe it's a little more sensitive then my non-pierced nipple. And I do have a little bit of scar tissue but nothing that's too obvious or bothersome. I love it and would do it again in a heartbeat. You can see it through certain shirts, but I generally wear a padded bra so it's not really an issue. |
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GrungeChild |
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Posts: 18139 (11/08/2009 5:36 PM) |
grayspeckledgoose wrote: I occasionally get a little crust; but it's more so just around the ball on the barbell. It's not that big of a deal, just when you're in the shower lodge it off with your nail. It's hard to describe but the nipple piercing itself is rather fleshy, I guess you can call it, so I would think you'll always get a little crust regardless of how long it's been since it was originally pierced. Also, if you ever decide to take them out the hole closes extremely fast. My friend took hers out and the next day the hole was completely closed. |
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sweeti4509 |
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Posts: 3660 (11/08/2009 11:37 PM) |
They don't still hurt, at all. They literally stopped hurting about 2 days after they were pierced. The crusting does sort of suck...I feel a little
uncomfortable when someone is around that area...I feel like they might notice and be like WTF.
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