Being different from the crowd was as important as 1,000 years ago as it is now apparently. Cartilage piercing is one form of body piercing that the modern crowd has found to be different.
It is more painful and infection is easier to set in than with soft- tissue piercings, so sometimes that & # 39; s why it has taken today & # 39; s modern man and woman time to adopt it.
What is Cartilage?
That is tougher than the skin and flesh to pierce, and easier to damage when piercing taking place. That is why you Demage to cartilage can cause ugly scarring that will be costly to remove.
It is generally the first cartilage that is involved in cartilage piercing, where there are three areas popular for piercing: the tragus, the helix and the conch. Each of these forms the bulk of your external ear, and if you feel your earlobe, and then the rest of your ear, you will understand the difference in the structure between them.
The Tragus Cartilage
Tragus piercing has now become a common form of cartilage piercing and is fairly thick area of cartilage that can cause a fair amount of discomfort when pierced.
The Helix
This is where ear piercing. This is where ear earier and the spirit of your ear and the spirit of your ear and the spiral other than the lobe began.
The Conch
This is an easier piercing to have done than the tragedy, because of the cartilage here is thinner.
Healing of Cartilage Piercings
Cartilage piercings take a lot longer to heal than love piercings. Depending or on the area pierced and the type of piercing. Such as in the helix, take longer to heal and is more painful during the healing process. Orbitals are the same.
Cartilage heals differently to an ear lobe piercing and may very quickly close without you keep your jewelery in through. larger the gauge, the longer it will take to heal.
A salt solution can be used to promote healing, dissolving a large teaspoonful in a small cup of water. There are many commercial antiseptics available for ear piercings, such as H2Ocean. Finally, make sure your cartilage is pierced with a needle. A gun can cause a great deal of damage and consequent scarring and disfigurement.
If you follow the above advice, you can be proud of your fabulous new cartilage piercing and jewelery that everyone will admire.
