ear guageinggg

[lawls]

I had no fucking clue were to post this thread btw.


Anyway a year or so back i had gauged my ear to a 2-0 i dont quite remember somewere around there. I had it guaged for like 6 months and then took it out and let it heal.....do u think that the scar tissue in my ear would make it easier to gauge agien or would it have just toughend up agien?
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[i have to poop.]

hmm that is a good question
i had 1/2 inch in my ears but i had to take them out for my sales job but my ears healed up really good! to a point you cant really notice:thumbsup:

I always thought of having small ones again so i could take out for work but i think it should be easier:confused:

[Jukebox_Hero]

There shouldn't be scar tissue if you gauged right. Do you remember your ears bleeding during the proccess?

[SHANE14]

There shouldn't be scar tissue if you gauged right. Do you remember your ears bleeding during the proccess?


This, you're not really giving us a lot to work with though. By what you're saying I'm guessing they bled a lot during the proccess.

I havn't had any personal experience with this (re-stretching) but if you had properly healed (and stretched) holes and just let them shrink down, it should be a fair bit easier to re stretch, just know your limits though.

If you stretched incorrectly (if you have scar tissue) and let it shrink to a small hole, you may have a hard time stretching back up, depending on the amount of scar tissue, how long you've had it "healed" etc.

If you just have scar tissue where a hole used to be, you're going to have a shit time stretching it back up, it's still possible (so is stretching cartilage) but it'll give you a hard time.

[lawls]

This, you're not really giving us a lot to work with though. By what you're saying I'm guessing they bled a lot during the proccess.

I havn't had any personal experience with this (re-stretching) but if you had properly healed (and stretched) holes and just let them shrink down, it should be a fair bit easier to re stretch, just know your limits though.

If you stretched incorrectly (if you have scar tissue) and let it shrink to a small hole, you may have a hard time stretching back up, depending on the amount of scar tissue, how long you've had it "healed" etc.

If you just have scar tissue where a hole used to be, you're going to have a shit time stretching it back up, it's still possible (so is stretching cartilage) but it'll give you a hard time.

it did bleed alot...but there is no hole

[SHANE14]

it did bleed alot...but there is no hole

hmm. Just do your research this time, for your own sake. Not saying I'm not willing to help someone willing. To answer OP question though, you're gonna have a harder (how much harder depends on the damage done, which I'm guessing is a lot) time stretching up again.

[jd421]

ive restretched my ears twice now. each time i took pretty good care of them. i didnt rub oil and shit on them but i waited a good while inbetween each stretch. anyways ive had no problems.

[i have to poop.]

ive restretched my ears twice now. each time i took pretty good care of them. i didnt rub oil and shit on them but i waited a good while inbetween each stretch. anyways ive had no problems.

i usually stretched every two months when i gauged
thank god i had allot a patience because my ears are back to normal and not floppy anymore