Do Ashley piercings leave scars?

An Ashley piercing can be uncomfortable due to the needle passing through a significant amount of lip tissue. Because of this, removing the piercing may leave a scar on the skin. Women can conceal this scar, which is primarily dark.

Can Ashley piercings reject?

Be very mindful of the new jewelry, especially in the first few weeks of healing. Breaking your teeth on your jewelry, trauma that causes unsightly scarring, and jewelry rejection are all risks associated with this piercing type, so this is one piercing that shouldn’t see lazy aftercare practices.

Is an Ashley piercing hard to heal?

Pain and Healing Time “While the piercing isn’t necessarily painful, there is a lot of swelling associated with it,” says Thompson. “Average heal time for an Ashley piercing can be anywhere from 12-16 weeks,” says Gamble. During that healing time, you’ll have to get your jewelry changed out.

What do I need to know before getting an Ashley piercing?

Ashley piercings are usually pierced with a labret. Your piercer will pass a cannula needle through the piercing site and then insert the jewellery. An Ashley piercing can take 2-3 months to fully heal. The exact healing time varies from person to person and will need top aftercare to ensure successful healing.