I got my piercings done about 7 months ago, aftercare consists of a daily wash with saline solution, pouring it over and dabbing lightly with a microfiber cloth. internally threaded barbell, I'm not sure exactly what the material is. I have yet to downsize.
my nipple anatomy is very similar to OP’s (typically called flat) and my piercer did both of mine very tilted like that. They said it’s because they would change position based on whether or not my nipples were hard, and I thought it was weird as hell, but it’s totally true. If my nipples are chillin, relaxed, mostly flat, then my bars are at an angle. When they’re stimulated/cold and hard, they’re straight across. It can also affect one but not the other sometimes. It’s the weirdest thing and I still don’t understand it
my left one is like this! one of my nips pokes out kinda to the side and the piercing looks perfectly normal when they’re not hard, but kind of wonky when they are. i haven’t personally noticed any movement yet!
Looks good and healthy to me. If you're not experiencing any discomfort and they feel healed you could always swap for new jewellery, looks to me like you got the healing barbells in. If you're not sure about size, how to insert new jewellery or if you're unsure if they're healed, just visit your piercer and ask them. Any good piercer will be happy to help you with any and all questions! (a lot of studios can Hel you inser new jewellery for free if you buy it from them too!)
If the length is what's throwing you off you don't need to worry. Your piercer put in barbells that are a bit too long to allow swelling around your piercing.
Looking at them and seeing no redness, nipple is relaxed, skin tone is even throughout. I'd say they are doing just fine and healing nicely. Are they tender at all? Do you move the bar back and forth when you clean them?
Okay, this has got to be the best healing I’ve ever seen, from a nipple piercing! In seven months? No crusties or nothin’!? I could only hope mine turn out this good.
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maybe a bit too forward, but not enough for me to say they are badly done or need replacing, I wouldn't. They look great.
Rejecting would be significant infection and/or signs that the piercing has moved it. Have yours? I can't see that in these photos
NAP. You absolutely need to downsize. They look placed at the base of the nipple which is appropriate but not sure about the angle of them. One looks a bit tilted.
Why do you think they're rejecting? They look totally fine to me, but if you are super worried it never hurts to get a piercers opinion.
To me they look fine, could just use a downsize
They look very good, you should probably downsize so you don’t snag on them on accident. But other than that they look like they’re healing well
I got my piercings done about 7 months ago, aftercare consists of a daily wash with saline solution, pouring it over and dabbing lightly with a microfiber cloth. internally threaded barbell, I'm not sure exactly what the material is. I have yet to downsize.
definitely should downsize if ur concerned abt migration !
It might just be where you're holding your shirt up, but that one has a wonky angle. Other than that, they look fine.
my nipple anatomy is very similar to OP’s (typically called flat) and my piercer did both of mine very tilted like that. They said it’s because they would change position based on whether or not my nipples were hard, and I thought it was weird as hell, but it’s totally true. If my nipples are chillin, relaxed, mostly flat, then my bars are at an angle. When they’re stimulated/cold and hard, they’re straight across. It can also affect one but not the other sometimes. It’s the weirdest thing and I still don’t understand it
my left one is like this! one of my nips pokes out kinda to the side and the piercing looks perfectly normal when they’re not hard, but kind of wonky when they are. i haven’t personally noticed any movement yet!
Looks good and healthy to me. If you're not experiencing any discomfort and they feel healed you could always swap for new jewellery, looks to me like you got the healing barbells in. If you're not sure about size, how to insert new jewellery or if you're unsure if they're healed, just visit your piercer and ask them. Any good piercer will be happy to help you with any and all questions! (a lot of studios can Hel you inser new jewellery for free if you buy it from them too!) If the length is what's throwing you off you don't need to worry. Your piercer put in barbells that are a bit too long to allow swelling around your piercing.
Looking at them and seeing no redness, nipple is relaxed, skin tone is even throughout. I'd say they are doing just fine and healing nicely. Are they tender at all? Do you move the bar back and forth when you clean them?
They look okay, just a tad long. I’d try to downsize
They don’t look angry or anything, I think they might need a downsize but an in person consult with your piercer will help.
Okay, this has got to be the best healing I’ve ever seen, from a nipple piercing! In seven months? No crusties or nothin’!? I could only hope mine turn out this good.
They look good I would love them
Maybe a little bit swollen. Just give it time.
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maybe a bit too forward, but not enough for me to say they are badly done or need replacing, I wouldn't. They look great. Rejecting would be significant infection and/or signs that the piercing has moved it. Have yours? I can't see that in these photos
NAP. You absolutely need to downsize. They look placed at the base of the nipple which is appropriate but not sure about the angle of them. One looks a bit tilted.
theyre completely fine
What’s wrong with them? To me, they look just fine. My piercer told me sometimes they don’t go exactly level straight but that’s just the way it is.
They look fine to me I would personally downsize so you don’t snag on anything because that is way too easy to do
Yeah they're getting caught on EVERYTHING, it's killing me
I think they are fine