Naval piercing won't slide through after CoolSculpting.

April 14, 2017
Asked By:cocoahenna in San Jose, CA

I had a coolsculpting procedure yesterday and naturally was asked to remove my naval ring. I've had the piercing over a year so it was healed and I could slide the ring in and out very easily. After the procedure, I was asked to wait to reinsert the ring because there would be swelling. So I attempted that afternoon, and was able to push the ring halfway. Later that evening and today, I'm able to push it in at all. I'm worried that the piercing has closed?

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April 27, 2017

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April 17, 2017

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September 12, 2018

Answer: This is most likely due to swelling as a fully mature piercing cant close that quickly.

September 12, 2018

Answer: This is most likely due to swelling as a fully mature piercing cant close that quickly.

April 19, 2017

Answer: Naval piercing and CoolSculpting

April 19, 2017

Answer: Naval piercing and CoolSculpting