Eyebrow ring question
 

I'm kind of stupid when it comes to this stuff but I got my eyebrow pierced on April 18th and I have yet to remove it. I've take ncare of it and it's never shown any swelling or infection so I'm pretty sure it's healed by now. But tomorrow I'm getting my 4 wisdom teeth out (yipe!) and I tihnk I need to take it out.

So my question is um...how do I put it back in properly? :confused: Also I'm the kind of person who has trouble telling what's right and left in the mirror. So I don't want to stab myself! I appreciate any replies

What kind of jewelery do you have in your piercing? A bar, a ring, or...?

I wear a ring in my eyebrow piercing and it's quite awkward to secure again (damn BCRs) once it's back in, but if yours is a bar (which it usually is at first) then you shouldn't have much trouble. The balls at the end of the bar basically just screw on and off, which can be a little hard at first with the balls being so little. I'm sure you'll manage it easily enough :)

Good luck with your wisdom teeth!
Craig.

I always had a bar in my eyebrow piercing. You might ask if you could keep a plastic ring or bar in the piercing while you're getting your wisdom teeth out. I'm not sure if you'll even have to take it out seeing as your eyebrow and your mouth aren't exactly related. :P Otherwise, putting jewelry back in shouldn't be too hard, and if you run into a problem try having someone else help you with it, or just head back to your piercer. They won't charge you to put the jewelry back in.

First, Good luck with the wisdom teeth.
I agree with the above advice. Try putting it back yourself, but if it doesn't go so well and you start getting even a bit frusterated with it, just go back to the piercer. Nothing to be frusterated about. The piercer will understand as most people tend to have trouble the first couple times with the new jewlery.

My body rejected my eyebrow piercing... :sad:

Yeah I agree with what's said before, it should be healed enough to take out for a day, and if you do have trouble putting in back in, the piercers are usually really helpful with putting them back in until you get used to it.