Piercing Aftercare

1. Wash your hands before cleaning or touching your new piercing.
2. Clean piercing 2-3 times a day with Neilmed Steril Saline spray
3. Spray directly onto front and back of piercing
4. DO NOT move jewelry, do not rinse and let dry

Oral piercing Aftercare

1. Clen inside with Alcohol free, fluoride free mouthwash. Clean outside with Nielmed.
2. Rinse mouth with mouthwash or clean bottles water after eating, smoking, kissing and chewing tobacco until piercing is fully healed.

NEVER USE ALCOHOL OR HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AN ANY IOF YOUR PIERCINGS!

If you have any reoccurring problems or concerns do not hesitate to contact your piercer immediately.

1. disclaimer: These aftercare instructions are based on a combination of vast professional experience and common sense. This is not to be considered a substitute for medical advice.

What to Expect While Healing

1. When swelling has decreased it is best to switch to properly sized jewelry. Your piercer can help fit and change jewelry.
2. Itching, secretion, swelling, bruising, and discomfort is normal during healing.
3. Piercings can close quickly when the jewelry is removed so keep your jewelry in place.
4. Although a piercing may seem fully healed, the tissue is still healing on the inside. Be gentle!

Helpful Hints

1. Use caution when swimming during the healing process. POOL WATER QUALITY AND HIGH BACTERIA LEVELS CAN CAUSE INFECTION.
2. Avoid sleeping on cartilage piercings as this may cause irritation and migration. You can purchase a piercing pillow to aid in this process.
3. When using cosmetics or personal care products, make sure not to apply directly on piercing.
4. Getting properly fitted jewelry after swelling reduces can help make the healing process faster and easier.
5. take an anti-inflammatory to help discomfort and swelling.

If signs of infection occure (prolonged soreness, pain, exrensive redness, hot to the touch and/or discolored secretion) CONTACT A PHYSICIAN. DO NOT REMOVE JEWELRY UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO!