What is the best position for ear piercing? What should I do if the ear piercing is crooked?

After seeing the beautiful earrings on the Internet, I decided to get my ears pierced. It seems that this ear piercing should be done in a positive direction to look good, so where is the best place to get the ear pierced?

The best and most attractive place for ear piercing is actually on the ear bone, which is very fashionable. You can also pierce the ear to the position of the tragus, which is also very beautiful. So everyone can choose to pierce in these places, but not too many. You can also choose to pierce two or three side by side on the earlobe.

If the piercing is only slightly crooked, it is not a big deal and you can choose suitable earrings to modify it. Generally, you can't see the difference. If the two sides are very asymmetrical, you can choose to remove the earrings and let the piercing heal. You can wait until it is completely healed before piercing it again.

During this period, you should try to avoid ear piercing inflammation and pus discharge. If the ear piercing is accidentally festered and infected, you need to actively use antibiotics for treatment. You can use fusidic acid cream and erythromycin ointment for local application. If the inflammation persists and the symptoms cannot be relieved, you can take oral antibiotics at the same time. In principle, as long as the ear piercing wound heals, you can pierce it again. Generally, the wound of a normal person can heal completely in ten days to half a month, but it is recommended to wait for a period of time before piercing to avoid abnormal tissue proliferation and scarring.

Does it hurt to pierce the ear bone? Piercing the ear means creating a permanent hole in a specific part of the earlobe for wearing earrings. One of the keys to piercing the ear is to choose the right part. The traditional part for piercing the ear is the earlobe, which has no cartilage and few sensory nerves, so the pain is relatively mild. Now, with the development of society and the influence of foreign cultures, many people choose to pierce the ear on the auricle. The auricle contains auricular cartilage. Piercing the ear in this part will cause the risk of infection of the auricular cartilage and perichondrium. Once infected, the scar healing and deformation of the auricular cartilage will occur, and finally the auricle will be deformed, which will affect the appearance. In addition, the auricular temporal nerve and the auricular branch of the vagus nerve are located in the front of the auricle, and the auricular branch of the vagus nerve, the lesser occipital nerve, the greater auricular nerve, etc. are located in the back. These dense nerves make the auricle sensitive, so piercing the ear bone will be more painful than piercing the earlobe. There are many ways to pierce your ears: electroporation, "ear stud gun" piercing, laser piercing, surgical piercing, and the old way. Different methods cause different degrees of pain. Usually electroporation and surgical piercing are less painful, while other methods are more painful. When piercing your ears, you must also pay attention to aseptic operation to avoid infection, otherwise local pain will be obvious during treatment after infection.

The ear holes are basically formed in two months. As long as the holes are dry and there is no exudate, there is basically no problem if you don't wear earrings for a few days. If there is moisture and exudate in the ear holes, you should wear better quality earrings and wipe them with alcohol to disinfect them. This will be better. But don't leave them for too long, or they may close.