Are ear piercings suitable for people with thick earlobes?

Everyone's body organs look different. For example, some people have big eyes and some have small eyes. Some people have thick earlobes and some have thin earlobes. Ear piercings can be done on the earlobes, and the earlobes affect whether the ear piercing can be done successfully. Some people say that the thickness of the earlobes has nothing to do with ear piercing, while others say that there is a certain relationship between the two. Ear piercings represent beauty, so are people with thick earlobes suitable for ear piercing?

Yes, the best time to get your ears pierced is at the end of March and the end of September because the weather is just right.

Note: 1. Do not let water come into contact with the wound within two or three days, especially shampoo or other irritating substances;

2. Use alcohol cotton to disinfect the wound every day, as many times as you like. If conditions permit, let others help you;

3. Do not remove the earrings unless the wound is completely healed or the inflammation is severe;

4. There is a little pus at this time, but it’s nothing to be alarmed about. Just wipe it with alcohol. I was stunned for a moment. Because there was some pus, I took off the earrings. But it was not easy to put them back on. Later, I endured the pain (it was really painful at that time, much more painful than the piercing) and asked someone to help me put them on. After getting your ears pierced, don't take your earrings off for about six weeks. If you get any inflammation or infection after the piercing, seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Care: 1. Sleeping on your back: Sleeping on your side with your ears pressed against a pillow may cause inflammation of the ear piercing and it will be very painful. If you find it difficult to sleep on your back, make sure your pillow is clean every night. Bacteria from your pillow can easily transfer to your ear holes, which can cause infection. You can also use the T-shirt trick to avoid infection: Wrap a clean T-shirt around your pillow and change it every night.

2. Don't touch your ears frequently: Unnecessary contact may cause infection. Don't touch your ear piercings unless you want to clean them. If you do need to touch your pierced ear, wash your hands first with antibacterial soap.

3. Do not remove the initial earrings until the piercings have healed: When you first get your ears pierced, your piercer will insert the initial earrings. These earrings are made from hypoallergenic materials and are designed with specially made round bars so they stay in your ears safely and for a long time. If you remove it too soon, the piercing may not heal properly. If your ear piercing is in your earlobe, you can usually remove your initial earrings after 6 weeks. If your ear piercing is in cartilage, it is usually 8 to 12 weeks before you can remove the initial earring.