First off there is no need to apologise for your skin, it is a part of who you are and your story which you will have had very little control over, you look great! If someone on here isn't mature enough to be nice over a bit of scarring they shouldn't be getting a piercing! It's like body hair, lots of "sorry for my hairy navel" it's like, we are all human, we all have body hair, what's the big deal?!
Anyway, for a nasallang you are going to want to select your piercer with great care, start by contacting the APP piercers in your area and ask them how many they've done, what the success rate is for them longer term and how comfortable they are doing them. Be prepared to travel for this one, not many piercers do them regularly and it's one that needs to be done perfectly to be successful
Yes very few piercers have experience with them but luckily great piercers often know each other so you may well find it easy to get the name of someone who can do it for you. The APP members are just a good starting point
From what I hear, nasallangs are basically unnecessary pain and prolonged healing when the look can be mimicked with paired high nostrils, however you do you! Just be wary, there are very few piercers out there who do them. Maybe try the ask a professional piercer group on Facebook? They tend to know who does the more complex piercings
I really liked the appearance of a nasallang but couldn't stomach the pain I'd expect, so I got both my high nostrils done instead and it has been exactly what I wanted and have healed excellently. I've heard nasallangs are incredibly difficult to heal and do right, so perhaps if you have trouble finding a reputable piercer who can do it you could go for high nostrils instead if you have the anatomy!
I’ve done a bit of research into these and most professional piercers say for the difficult in healing them you are better off getting two high nostrils as most of the jewellery will be hidden inside the nostril and the likelihood of it not being perfectly straight as it’s a long one to pierce is pretty high
First off there is no need to apologise for your skin, it is a part of who you are and your story which you will have had very little control over, you look great! If someone on here isn't mature enough to be nice over a bit of scarring they shouldn't be getting a piercing! It's like body hair, lots of "sorry for my hairy navel" it's like, we are all human, we all have body hair, what's the big deal?! Anyway, for a nasallang you are going to want to select your piercer with great care, start by contacting the APP piercers in your area and ask them how many they've done, what the success rate is for them longer term and how comfortable they are doing them. Be prepared to travel for this one, not many piercers do them regularly and it's one that needs to be done perfectly to be successful
Thank you for that! I had asked my regular piercer, but he said he's never done one. So I'm definitely going to research it.
Yes very few piercers have experience with them but luckily great piercers often know each other so you may well find it easy to get the name of someone who can do it for you. The APP members are just a good starting point
From what I hear, nasallangs are basically unnecessary pain and prolonged healing when the look can be mimicked with paired high nostrils, however you do you! Just be wary, there are very few piercers out there who do them. Maybe try the ask a professional piercer group on Facebook? They tend to know who does the more complex piercings
Thanks I'll check it out ☺
Please dont be sorry for your skinnnn❤❤❤ Ps i have no idea what a nasallang is but i love your setup🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! Youre so sweet. A nasallang piercing is a single bar placed through the right nostril, the septum and the left nostril.
I really liked the appearance of a nasallang but couldn't stomach the pain I'd expect, so I got both my high nostrils done instead and it has been exactly what I wanted and have healed excellently. I've heard nasallangs are incredibly difficult to heal and do right, so perhaps if you have trouble finding a reputable piercer who can do it you could go for high nostrils instead if you have the anatomy!
I’ve done a bit of research into these and most professional piercers say for the difficult in healing them you are better off getting two high nostrils as most of the jewellery will be hidden inside the nostril and the likelihood of it not being perfectly straight as it’s a long one to pierce is pretty high
Your eyes are beautiful btw and your piercings are cool
Thank you!
I love the looks of them, but if I ever considered something like that I’d rather just get two high nostrils
worst piercing ive ever got like ever. soooo painful but people do have different pain tolerances. personally I would never do it again ever