Goodbye piercings 

Hi your video was also randomly recommended to me. I am a body piercer in the UK...from my experience its usually the metal material used in the initial piercing. I only ever use titanium as its the best for anyone who has metal sensitivities. Have you asked your piercer what they use? Some will use stainless steel which does not agree with most people. Over cleaning them can also be probmatic. Also with the nostril piercing it may be worth putting a labret bar through instead of a nose spiral stud. The piercing is supposed to be straight therefore a straight flat backed bar will help with the healing process. Once the piercing is fully healed you can then try putting something a little more fancy in it. Only sharing what has worked best for my clients over the years. Happy healing ♡

Hi! This video was randomly recommended to me. :) I'm curious as to what your cleaning routine is? I had a very similar issue to you about 10 years ago when I first got most of my piercings. They took FOREVER to heal and some of them I even had to take out. I cleaned them religiously as advised by my piercer (who was the most expensive and high-rated one in my city). Eventually I grew so frustrated I stopped cleaning them and just left them alone (didn't take them out, didn't touch them). They all healed within a few months after that, including my industrial which had two massive keloids on both ends (both gone now). Its been a decade now (as I mentioned), and I have not had a problem since. I still have 13 piercings and none have caused me issues since they finally healed. Now, this is not "advice". Just my own experience. And since it sounds like you tried everything .. maybe now it's time to try nothing? 🤔 Best wishes. ☺️