1. Wash your hands with soap before touching the piercing to prevent bacteria from entering.

2. Moisten a cotton swab with sterile saline solution, gently clean around the piercing in circular motions, and avoid moving the jewelry.

3. Clean the pierced area twice daily with saline solution or a specialized aftercare product. Do not over-clean, as this may cause irritation.

4. Avoid makeup, cosmetics, or chemicals coming into contact with the piercing.

5. Do not swim, use saunas, or expose the piercing to polluted environments during the first 7–14 days.

6. Avoid changing the jewelry within the first 4–8 weeks, depending on the piercing location.

- The navel is one of the piercings that takes the longest to heal, ranging from approximately 3 months to 2 years, depending on individual body characteristics.

- Avoid wearing high-waisted or tight clothing that may rub against the piercing.

- Minimize intense physical activity that affects the abdominal area as much as possible.

- After showering, avoid leaving water trapped in the piercing. You can use a dry cotton swab to absorb any moisture.

- Rinse your mouth with saline solution after eating or drinking. Avoid mouthwashes containing alcohol, strong chemicals, or intense mint.

- Refrain from alcohol, tobacco, and foods that are too spicy, salty, or hot; avoid close physical contact with others for about 2 weeks.

- To reduce swelling, you may take Ibuprofen or Naproxen Sodium, use ice, or drink cold water.

Avoid wearing underwire bras. Opt for soft, non-wired bras or sports bras.

 - Các loại thực phẩm như: rau muống hoặc rau muống, thịt bò, xôi và da gà.
 
- Thay đổi đồ trang sức quá sớm sau khi xỏ khuyên.

- Your piercing may swell during the first 1 to 3 weeks, depending on your skin and body condition.

- While the piercing is healing, you may experience itching, pain, irritation, or yellowish discharge that can dry around the piercing. (Please clean the area thoroughly if you notice this).

 - Earlobe piercings: ~4–6 weeks
 
- Cartilage piercings (helix, tragus): 2–4 months
 
- Nose, lip, navel: 2–6 months

Healing time may vary depending on individual body conditions.

Jewelry should only be changed once the piercing has fully healed. Changing it too early may cause inflammation, infection, or tissue damage.

Yes, multiple piercings can be done if you are comfortable with your health and recovery time. We will advise on each specific location to ensure everything is safe.

We recommend using a straight barbell (stud/bar) during the initial healing period to stabilize the piercing. After it has healed, you can switch to a ring if desired.

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