A fishtail nose ring is the best bet for all individuals who find nose screws and other types of nose rings hard to fit their nose shapes due to its smaller than average size. This might also be the most ideal and practical solution if you have a bit of scarring or keloids around the piercing and also if you feel pain. Seeking professional help will ensure safe removal (and replacement) of the nose stud while also lowering the risk of infections. Fishtail nose rings are considered custom nose rings as they can be personalized according to one’s nose shape and size. The seamless nose ring is similar to a captive bead ring, with the difference that the circle is split and there’s no bead in the ring.

Double nostril piercing is the other form of common nostril piercing where two piercings are made in the nose crease i.e. side-by-side.Pain & Aftercare: Bridge piercings may look painful, but it’s less painful than other nose piercings As mentioned above, the first step for the safe removal of a nose stud is cleaning your hands then the piercing area. You have to be very careful about this to avoid introducing bacteria to the area and to prevent infection, especially because there is always a possibility of the piercing area not being properly healed. Once you have your corkscrew nose ring, gather the necessary supplies to make the process easier and more hygienic. You will need a taper, a marker, and cotton swabs.

Gently guide the tapered end of the corkscrew nose ring into your nostril, making sure not to force it. It’s essential to be gentle to avoid any discomfort or potential injury. If you encounter resistance, stop and assess the situation before proceeding. Rotate the corkscrew as you push it through Before handling your nose ring, it’s essential to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water. This will help prevent any bacteria from entering the piercing and causing infection. Additionally, clean the area around your nose piercing with a saline solution or mild soap. Step 2: Sterilize the nose screw Things went well for a few months, but then I got hit in the nose by my buddy Pax. RIGHT on my nose ring. Oh my, did my eyes ever water!The nostril piercing is one of the most common and less painful nose piercing one can choose. It is usually done on the curve of the nasal passage (outside of the nose). Triple nostril piercing is a less common and modern version of standard nostril piercing where three perforations are made in the nose’s crease in a triangular form. If the ring is too small, it may cause discomfort or irritation, while a ring that is too large may not fit properly or stay in place. That said, some of the corkscrew nose studs can be L-shaped too. In such cases, you have to approach the nose stud from a different, safe angle. And for the stud’s safe removal, first, make sure that the L-shaped section of the stud points outwards and away from the nostrils inside. And then gently pull on the stud, and when a large portion of the nose stud is out, you’d want to point the nose stud towards the middle of the nose before pulling it down again gently, allowing for the rest of the nose screw to come out with ease.