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KatyLied -> RE: Nipple piercing (9/27/2005 4:48:22 AM)
Holy God, I am cringing all over this thread!!!

stef -> RE: Nipple piercing (9/27/2005 6:56:31 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Auralise ONLY USE SILVER HOOPS FOR THE ACTUAL PIERCING You should never use silver jewelry in any fresh piercing and nipples heal considerably easier on straight barbells than they do on 'hoops'. quote: If a piercing moves it is because the jewelrey was to small for the type of piercing or the piercer took to much flesh inside the jewelry. MIGRATION NEVER HAPPENS IF THE PIERCINGS ARE DONE PROPERLY! The only other thing that would cause migration is extreme weight gain Nonsense. Even properly done piercings migrate and there are many factors other than weight gain that can contribute to migration. ~stef

cinnfulhussy -> RE: Nipple piercing (9/27/2005 8:29:41 AM)
Yeah, thats a load of crap. Mine migrated because I always had them flipped down, and the pressure of the bra pushed the bottom half of the ring back and the top forward, Its just physics for pete's sake.

Auralise -> RE: Nipple piercing (9/28/2005 11:30:55 AM)
Our experiences vary greatly. It is far easier to rip barbells through a new piercing than it is to rip rings for obvious reasons. Rings go around where as barbells do not. The piercers that trained me and the others that have worked on me wouldn't put barbells in nipples for the original pierce. Provided someone isnt dangling from a piercing, the piercing shouldn't migrate. I am sure there are exceptions to the rule, but if the flesh has time to heal without being pushed, pulled or suffocated migration normally will not occur. Everyone has a different way of doing things.

asyouwishmaster -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/1/2005 7:54:58 AM)
I had mine pierced about 3 months ago. The experience was awesome, painful, but awesome. I had them both done and I look forward to doing them vertically as well. When it was done, and hubby and I were on our way to dinner, as we were driving, I suddenly had this uncontrollable urge to cry hard. The kind of cry when I experience a fabulous O. It wasn't from pain at all. Hubby was surprised and through my tears told him it was a GOOD cry. Has anyone else experienced such a delayed reaction or intense emotion afterwards? BTW, the piercer (female) recommended barbells for first time piercings. They healed very quickly, no bleeding. My only issue with them now is because my nips tend to always be at attention, I find if I am not wearing a bra around the house, I catch the tip of my nip on the fridge door, the cabinet door etc. LAUGH. Needless to say, I am aware alot more of my nipples than ever before!!

stef -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/1/2005 10:36:26 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Auralise Our experiences vary greatly. It is far easier to rip barbells through a new piercing than it is to rip rings for obvious reasons. Rings go around where as barbells do not. Umm, ok. I think everyone here can agree that rings go around. Unfortunately, that's the problem. The problem with using any type of ring in a fresh piercing is that it's akin to forcing a square peg into a round hole. A piercing needle creates a straight wound channel. Putting a ring into that fresh wound immediately puts stress on several points that inhibits healing and greatly increases the chances of migration. A straight barbell imparts the minimum amount of pressure and distortion on the fresh wound. Curved jewelry, however, puts a large amount of pressure on several points of the fresh piercing. See this image for an example. In the image, increased pressure is exerted wherever you see an X. That pressure increases the chance of migration. It's the same mechanism in your body that allows orthodontics to work. When force is exerted in one direction, it breaks down the cells on the leading edge and the body fills in cells on the trailing edge. Even worse, the new cells created on the trailing edge of a piercing are usually hypertrophic scar tissue. How is any of this a good thing? quote: The piercers that trained me and the others that have worked on me wouldn't put barbells in nipples for the original pierce. Provided someone isnt dangling from a piercing, the piercing shouldn't migrate. I am sure there are exceptions to the rule, but if the flesh has time to heal without being pushed, pulled or suffocated migration normally will not occur. You're absolutely right, and you get this pushing and pulling every second of every day when using curved jewelry in a straight wound. quote: Everyone has a different way of doing things. Indeed, and as you're proving, many of them are incorrect. ~stef

iamMasters -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/1/2005 10:40:29 AM)
asyouwishmaster lol - caught mine on the boning of a corset the other week, hurt like @@##**!!! Had mine done about 2 years ago, I knew He really wanted me to have them done and I had the first one as a suprise for Him and then had the second a couple of weeks later. Yes it hurt, yes they took ages to heal and I'm not sure the the first one has moved or has been pierced 'crocked' but I don't think i would be without them now. I took the rings out as soon as I could and replaced them with bars, mainly because we were going on a trip to a resort in the Caribean with His work colleagues and he didn't want his colleagues to see the rings through my bikini top. He wants me to get them stretched but I am concerned over the healing time, don't want to spend another year with crusty nips!

78787878 -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/3/2005 9:59:26 AM)
I just stretched mine last week from 14 to 12 ga. It hurt at first but now I don't even notice. Did a soak the first day just washed them since. Stretching doesn't seem nearly as traumatic as the original piercing.

iamMasters -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/3/2005 10:35:05 AM)
Did you go to a piercer to get them stretched or do it yourslef? I think I am inclined to go and get it done by a piercer (if at all). I do get a bit confused with the sizing tho' as the UK sizes are in mm and not ga and I don't seem to be able to find a converstion table anywhere. Edited because I can't spell

78787878 -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/4/2005 8:48:55 AM)
Yes I went to a piercer and had them stretched. I suppose if I go to a large enough gauge the weight of the ring would stretch the piercing by itself. I went from a 14 to 12 gauge, I'm glad I went and had it stretched.

Foibey -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/4/2005 11:14:06 AM)
Just to clarify, migration happens for various reasons but often happens through there being regular pressure in a certain direction on the piercing. In some cases cell tissue on one side of the piercing "commits suicide" bit by bit to alleviate the pressure, whilst tissue the other side grows to fill the gap thus resulting in the piercing slowly growing away from it's original position, perhaps if it grows towards the surface (the most common type of migration normally) being rejected completely. This is subtley different from what goes on with stretched earlobes as I understand it although they're related. One good resource on the factors around rejection/migration are the BMEzine encyclopedia pages on piercing rejection (http://encyc.bmezine.com/?Surface_Piercing_Rejection) and nipple piercing (http://encyc.bmezine.com/?Nipple_Piercing). There's a lot more to it than it just being about big enough jewellery or just any one thing (in my humble piercing-geek non-piercer opinion). A lot of reputable piercers sign up to national and/or international piercing associations which have amongst other stuff codes of conduct. There are usually also local laws in most countries to protect customers from unqualified or dangerously-practicing piercers, check up what they are and keep well away from anyone who doesnt stick to them. Pretty certainly in Britain anyone offering piercing services has to be registered with their local council and adhere to a minimum of adequate procedure as well as being checked up on by health and safety officers of some sort (with the possible exception of shops who solely provide automatic-gun-style ear piercing services which get covered under a separate section of legislation I believe with less rigourous restrictions on training)

satyrgirl -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/4/2005 1:19:43 PM)
My piercer told me that curved barbells were the best option for the healed piercing, as they wouldn't put undue stress(from restrictive bras and such)on the jewelry. Straight barbells will also produce tension on the edges of the new holes. Just instead of being a slight curve with pressure at the edges, it would be horizontal pressure across the edges of the hole. Any time you put a peice of steel in your body there will be different reactions, even your body trying to reject it. It all depends on what your piercer thinks would work best for the size and density of your breasts. Another reason that most start off with hoops is that they are easier to keep clean for a novice. ~C

suk4yoursolution -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/4/2005 7:41:41 PM)
Pippa, I don't think nipple piercings feel good, but the pain is so temporary that it's not even worth worrying about it. If you do go through with the nipple piercing and you like them, I would suggest getting your clevage done too. I will warn you that the clevage is far worse then the nipples, but almost more worth it too. Good luck and enjoy them if you get em'.

SimplySubmissive -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/5/2005 3:34:02 PM)
I've had the hood peircing, and upper cartilage, the hood hurt to the point of panic, but just for a split second, healed excellent, no problems. Upper cartilage took forever to heal, and was always painful, but i was told it wasn't done properly. about nipples... my biggest concern is playing after.. anyone else want to share about that? I would not want to give that up. also do they show thru a regular (unlined) bra and a t-shirt? thanks!!! simplysub

cinnfulhussy -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/5/2005 11:14:54 PM)
We never did play much with them after, as they never really healed well. Granted, they didnt need to be played with to feel good. A stiff wind brought pleasure. Mine showed through even a lined bram as the rings pretty much made the nipples erect all the time. In some things you could see the little ball on the ring too.

Pet4Master -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/7/2005 12:17:03 AM)
I had both of my nipples pierced on the same day. There was minimal pain. I bled a lot, but it is understandable. Now when I say there was minimal pain - that means FOR ME. I can take a lot (surprises a lot of people...) But even knowing that, it really wasn't that bad. A heck of a lot less pain than my clit hood piercing (yikes!) I started off with barbells, until healed. Then my beautiful Master graced me with a pair of purple titanium rings. He even put them in himself. I love them. Very light, so migration really isn't a worry from weight. Now, regards bra friction: I flip my rings up periodically in my bra cup. that way there is not the constant downward pull on anything. I have large, heavy breasts, so that consideration is a good one. Here's a travel tip - yes, TRAVEL. Put some of the sea salt that you'll receive when you get pierced into a small waterproof container. Put that in your ditty bag (or makeup case, or whatever always travels with you.) Reason being - you never know when you may catch an edge or get some irritation and want to give yourself a nice soak. I went to 5 piercing/tattoo places in Las Vegas one weekend hunting sea salt because my right nipple was bugging me. Trust me, take your own stuff to take care of your pierces. Anyway - I would do any of them again in a heartbeat. In fact, I am my Master's canvas and he has plans many more adornments for me.

plantlady64 -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/7/2005 6:41:24 AM)
quote: I've had the hood peircing, and upper cartilage, the hood hurt to the point of panic, but just for a split second, healed excellent, no problems. Upper cartilage took forever to heal, and was always painful, but i was told it wasn't done properly. about nipples... my biggest concern is playing after.. anyone else want to share about that? I would not want to give that up. also do they show thru a regular (unlined) bra and a t-shirt? thanks!!! simplysub Hello There, I've had a miserable time playing ever since I got my right nipple pierced. I LOVED having my nipples pinched hard my whole adult life. I had my boob pierced. It healed up initially very well and with limited discomfort. The problem was three months later you still couldn't pinch it or really play hard with my boob still. Now, 7 months later you can very gently pinch it without it lighting my whole armpit on fire, but I'm still a full wuss on that side. In the whole 7-month time I've only twice had it have a nipple clamp tried on it & my boob ached for about a full week after like ten seconds of wearing it. It's changed my ability to play on that side so much I almost took it back out so I can have fun again. I've decided if it's not more comfortable in play after 1 year I may still remove it instead of having the other one done. Sincerely, sub suzanne

iamMasters -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/7/2005 10:46:46 AM)
It took mine a good year to heal and the left one can still play up now and then, However, they are now both available for play! I don't find that bars show through unlined bras, but rings can do. It also depends on the top you are wearing. I saw a fantastic web site the other day with diamond body jewllery, far from cheap but rather beautiful. Unfortunalty, I can't find it again, but when I do I'll put the link up.

sting516 -> RE: Nipple piercing (10/7/2005 6:26:22 PM)
When i got my nips pierced...with a woman i was seeing at the time...it was one of the most spiritual experiences i've had...since she wanted me to have them done...and her holding my hand while the steel pierced the skin was a wonderful feeling. After that...i went on a bit of a piercing binge...at one time having 10 piercings....the nip, a PA, and a 7 bar frenum ladder...now i only have the PA, though it sounds as though i'm going to wind up with a few more....as i've recently been taken by an Owner who has instructed me to get a guiche piercing, and i've been told that a tongue pierce is in my future as well as others. Knowing that the pierce is for someone else makes it feel so much better when the steel invades the body. As always, your mileage may vary. sting

Cristalin -> RE: Nipple piercing (3/21/2006 2:45:53 PM)
just reading your posts my nipps started to tingle...i am considering doing it someday...but what are the consequences?...does pearcing increase the sensitivity?....makes nipples more responsive...and what about future breastfeeding ladies?

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