How long does it take to completely heal after getting your ears pierced?

I just got my ears pierced a few days ago. After a few days of care, I feel like they are healed now. Can I wear beautiful earrings now?

It depends on your physical condition. Some people have a strong ability to heal their skin, so it may heal in less than a week after getting their ears pierced. After that, you can change the earrings. However, some people have a poor ability to heal their skin, so it takes 2 to 3 weeks for it to get better, and then you can change the earrings. If you have other symptoms in the meantime, you must go to the hospital for timely treatment.

You must pay attention to the cleanliness of your skin, use alcohol or iodine to disinfect the ear holes every day, and soak the earrings in alcohol before use. Under normal circumstances, it should heal in half a month to a month. If there is no redness or swelling, it should be healed in a few days.

If you don't rotate your ears after getting them pierced, the healing process will be slow, and the scars will stick to the earrings. It is recommended that you rotate them, but don't do it too often. Once a day is fine, and rotating them once or twice is fine. Rotating them too often will result in bacteria on your hands, which is not good.

If you want to get better quickly, you should wait three to five days and then gently move it. Be sure to do it gently. Go to the pharmacy and buy a tube of erythromycin ointment for a few dollars. Apply a little to prevent infection. Don't use alcohol! It is easier to get inflamed in hot weather. Be careful when combing your hair, move gently, and wash your hands when you want to move it!

This needs to be determined according to the actual situation, because everyone's ears heal at different speeds. It is generally recommended not to let the ears touch water within a week, because it is likely to cause infection and inflammation, and the wound will not heal. Also, the earrings should be rotated frequently to prevent the earrings from sticking to the skin of the ear holes. It is generally recommended to choose a time to pierce the ears, not in the summer or winter, because summer is prone to inflammation, and the wound heals the slowest in winter.