I know you are just dying to know

[pink]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put Neosporin on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good.


Yay for Neosporin.

 

[islandman]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put sperm on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good.


Yay for spermies.

Whore.


/krc

 

[pink]

Whore.


/krc

That bitch has left us.


I needed that, ty.

 

[Tryharder62]

If that is really islandman in that av I'm in drool. I have to wonder pink, how do you sleep? It has to stay in for awhile I imagine. Can you sleep or have you rolled over on it? Neosporin is the best!

 

[zipman]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put Neosporin on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good.


Yay for Neosporin.

So you went that route instead of the intense butt plug therapy I recommended?

I'm glad it's doing better.

 

[pointless]

my thumb loves neosporin. it is made of happiness.

 

[pink]

If that is really islandman in that av I'm in drool. I have to wonder pink, how do you sleep? It has to stay in for awhile I imagine. Can you sleep or have you rolled over on it? Neosporin is the best!

OHHHHHHH NOOOOOOO I have never rolled over on it. I would have cried. Now I can gently position myself on that side but it is still tender.

and no, that is not islandman. He is teasing us.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

I thought you were about to say that you found your soulmate, Pink.

 

[pink]

So you went that route instead of the intense butt plug therapy I recommended?

I'm glad it's doing better.

No butt plugs for me, twin.

Thanks, it is doing really well. I was told it will take 6 months to totally heal though.

 

[pink]

I thought you were about to say that you found your soulmate, Pink.

I think I'm meant to be alone, Zumi. sigh

 

[Killswitch]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put Neosporin on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good.


Yay for Neosporin.

Put some small curd cottage cheese on it.

 

[pink]

Put some small curd cottage cheese on it.

LMAOOOOOOO

 

[Colonel Hogan]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put Neosporin on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good.


Yay for Neosporin.

Did your doctor recommend Neosporin? The reason I ask is that whenever I had stitches after hand surgery, the doctor specifically prohibited Neosporin or other ointments. The problem seems to be that, despite its antibacterial function, it keeps the wound moist and actually prolongs healing.

Better apparently to keep it clean, but allow the skin to dry out and form whatever scar may come your way.

Just my $.02.

 

[IndieSnob]

Colonel is right.

Bacitracin is actually what you want to be using, but in very small amounts.

 

[CandiCame]

Were the one with the upper ear bar?

 

[HankSlocum]

My ear is healing nicely. I wash it twice a day and put Neosporin on it. The Neosporin is really helping it a lot. Now I have itchy ear, due to the healing process. The piercing looks so good. Yay for Neosporin.

I believe Neosporin would come in handy a few minutes later.

 

[CandiCame]

I like that they have a boob sculpture thing...

 

[pink]

Dunno, all I know is it feels 100% better than it did before I started using the Neosporin. The people who pierced it recommended putting the Neosporin on it.

 

[Vikingstone]

I would think that under these circumstances a slower, lubricated healing process might be better. Keeping things elastic while the area firms up rather than ending up with something super hard and dry...? Then again I have no practical experience and may be tooooooootally wrong.

I like your assessment above, Pink....it feels 100% better. 'Nuff said.

Happy to hear it's better.

 

[IndieSnob]

Dunno, all I know is it feels 100% better than it did before I started using the Neosporin. The people who pierced it recommended putting the Neosporin on it.

It may feel better now, but when using neosporin you are continually keeping the sight of the piercing moist, and by keeping it moist you aren't really allowing it to heal.

I know they may have said to use that, but it's incorrect information.

The best thing you can do for your piercing is to use a sea salt soak.

http://piercingbible.com/saline-soaks

By doing that you are both keeping it clean and you are able to keep it dry.

 

[warrior queen]

As a piercer, the only issue I can see with using neosporin is that it would mean your hair is more likely to stick to the piercing - and hair is notoriously dirty and an infection risk.
But the ointment would kinda counteract that anyway.
I can't really see a major negative.

 

[pink]

It may feel better now, but when using neosporin you are continually keeping the sight of the piercing moist, and by keeping it moist you aren't really allowing it to heal.

I know they may have said to use that, but it's incorrect information.

The best thing you can do for your piercing is to use a sea salt soak.

http://piercingbible.com/saline-soaks

By doing that you are both keeping it clean and you are able to keep it dry.

I do need to get some sea salt.

 

[IndieSnob]

I do need to get some sea salt.

I've always had really bad healing when it has come to my tattoos and piercings. I don't know if it's to do with allergies I have, or what.

All I know is that once my friend Chuck stretched my ears and told me to use only the sea salt solution, I didn't get the infections I did via other methods, and they healed much nicer.

 

[warrior queen]

It may feel better now, but when using neosporin you are continually keeping the sight of the piercing moist, and by keeping it moist you aren't really allowing it to heal.

I know they may have said to use that, but it's incorrect information.

The best thing you can do for your piercing is to use a sea salt soak.

http://piercingbible.com/saline-soaks

By doing that you are both keeping it clean and you are able to keep it dry.

Pretty much every piercer will have different advice for healing.
And speaking from experience I can tell you that only about 1 in 10 clients will actually follow that advice!
If it's feeling better, and not doing any major harm, I say carry on. Industrial piercings do tend to put a bit of tension onto the cartilage as they almost never can be done perfectly straight. So using the neosporin is probably keeping just enough pliability in the piercing, meaning it won't be 'pulling' so much as when it's completely dry.
And like I said, it's not really doing any harm.
My only advice if doing this is to wash the hair thoroughly every day to minimise the infection risk when the hair sticks to the ointment (and remember to rinse shampoo and conditioner away from the new piercing, as some ingredients in them can irritate newly forming skim.)

 

[warrior queen]

I've always had really bad healing when it has come to my tattoos and piercings. I don't know if it's to do with allergies I have, or what.

All I know is that once my friend Chuck stretched my ears and told me to use only the sea salt solution, I didn't get the infections I did via other methods, and they healed much nicer.

I am a huge fan of sea salt rinses. That was my standard aftercare advice.
In all my years piercing, I only had a handfull of clients that got infections I couldn't fix, and in each case it was because they didn't follow aftercare advice, like jumping into a spa before the piercing sealed, etc.