-Had keloid removed. -Got steroid injections. -Really want it peirced again. -Have scar from surgery on back of earlobe. -Never heard of clip ons for guys. -HELP!!
September 1, 2010
Answer: If you have had keloids of your lobes, don't get them repierced!
Keloids of the earlobe are the product of the genetically directed healing mechanism in that part of the body - the earlobe. Repiercing is likely to result in another keloid and I would strongly advise you against it.
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September 1, 2010
Answer: If you have had keloids of your lobes, don't get them repierced!
Keloids of the earlobe are the product of the genetically directed healing mechanism in that part of the body - the earlobe. Repiercing is likely to result in another keloid and I would strongly advise you against it.
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August 31, 2010
Answer: If you have had keloids once, you are probably going to get them again.
The short answer is, repiercing is likely to cause keloids no matter what procedure is done. You body has demonstrated that it responds to the minor injury of piercing by forming the scar tumors know as keloids. If you have had these removed and healed well, consider yourself lucky and don't pierce again.
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August 31, 2010
Answer: If you have had keloids once, you are probably going to get them again.
The short answer is, repiercing is likely to cause keloids no matter what procedure is done. You body has demonstrated that it responds to the minor injury of piercing by forming the scar tumors know as keloids. If you have had these removed and healed well, consider yourself lucky and don't pierce again.
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