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How do you heal rejected piercings?

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Once the piercing has started to reject it's a done deal, remove the jewellery and allow it to settle down usually a few weeks before having it repierced. It is always better to talk to your piercer about peircings that are rejecting, chances are good it may have something to do with aftercare or jewellery type for the selected piercing.

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