I think you can easily make there completely without any help from me. I'm just here to pass along the knowledge I have, and I trust all of you to use it as you will.
Expressing yourself is the biggest freedom people have. After watching this I understand how people could be weary but if you want this do it! Be safe and understand the effects and possible outcomes of the piercing, you take a risk every time you put a foreign object in your body. I’ve just gotten mine done and will be sad if it rejects but I will deal. You gotta be you!
Yamir Mata It healed well! Unfortunately I had to take it out because my new job does not allow piercings :( it did leave a scar! Definitely noticeable indents on either side where the piercing came in and went out. Healing was not bad, wish I could have kept it.
@@mhofeling5878 piercing retainers are not allowed? I have 6 face piercing and I use those transparent jewelry stud for my face piercing. I highly recommend it to you
@@misaamane1758 I’m not sure, since it is a surface piercing I’m guessing it would still show somewhat? I took it out just to let them know I was serious about the job.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing it's all right, I ended up piercing my septum instead and it looks real good, and I can hide it to get a job when it heals and stuff
How is it now? A year later? I couldn’t help but think you should’ve worded it “no issues YET” lol. It’s one of my favorite mods of all but I just won’t bring myself to gamble over it! Hope it’s still good as new!
Had mine done for 8+ years. No migration, no rejection, easy heal and is my absolute favourite piercing I have gotten. It doesn't make me cross eyed in fact I cant even tell its there. If you have the anatomy for it and are very hygienic then its excellent. I've got more scaring from eyebrow piercings.
this is not what I wanted to hear when I decided to research this piercing 😭😭😭 lmao thank you for the information though this was helpful. I want it so bad but now i’m second guessing it
The key is find a piercer with a lot of experience with this piercing. Set up a consultation and have them evaluated your anatomy. Understand the risks and make an educated decision.
I'm a strong believer that you should clearly understand the risks involved with getting this piercing. If your desires to have the piercing out ways the risks, then get the piercing.
Good information for those considering getting it. I was never given any of this information, but I've had mine in for 15 years straight now. Guess I really lucked out. The most common (and funny) question I get asked is "does that go through the bone??". As if someone took a drill bit to my face lol
My bridge peircing is fully healed and it was the easiest peircing I've ever had healing wise. Not one single thing went wrong. it's worth it if you're thinking about it!
i love mine soo much. i knew when getting it that it may reject and migrate but i just loved it so much i had to get it and just enjoy it while i can. love your channel !
i heard from a few sites that this piercing has very low risk and healed quickly. i was shocked, but figured it likely COULD have been safe and all. I was legitimately considering getting it. thank you for this!
I love my bridge piercing! It was not painful, level was a two. It does draw attention and I’m okay with that. People do ask allot of questions. I luckily have allot of skin for it to stay and have the right anatomy for it.
Too bad I don't do bridge piercings because of the risks involve. So the question is do you trust a piercer that is unwilling to do piercings they unethical or the piercer that will do anything regardless of the facts?
@@BodyPiercingTattooing yeah, I'd rather the one who wouldn't do it because they know about the risks. but ya never know, I might be able to pull it off
@@hunnybee7393 yes and as long as you know the risks and your piercer took the time to explain the risks, I have no issue with someone else doing that piercing for you.
Im prone to keloid scarring but I've had my bridge pierced for almost 6 months and I've had no problems whatsoever :) I might add that mine doesnt have a straight barbell but rather a curved one like the ones in eyebrow piercings bc i wanted it more to the front (which might've caused more migration or rejection which hasnt happened) and i didnt even feel it, didnt swell and didnt hurt
i have it, just make sure you clean & don't bump it. if you ever do get it - clear signs of migration/rejection are: 1. it's hard & swollen around the holes 2. redness or dryness around the holes 3. pus & discharge (however, this can also be a normal process for the healing of the peircing) you can clean it by mixing salt with boiled water then applying it around the holes of the piercing, trying not to bump or move it accidentally. (rememeber to apply when it's cooled down)
@@spageggi1854 its been almost a year and it's healed wonderfully tbh, I even got my septum pierced too! I was just extremely careful aftercare wise like cleaning, not playing w it etc
Well it could be one of two things. She's either disappointed by something else or she pretending it doesn't exist and will just go away. If course, I'm basing this on my own mother.
Body Piercing & Tattooing my mom is very oblivious to everything, I have a lot of tattoos she has not seen, I had a finger tattoo for a year before she noticed it because I was putting a bandaid on, she’ll notice this eventually and try to rip it off
@@BodyPiercingTattooing why you being ignorant!! You have a huge tongue 😛 piercing and it’s very noticeable!! And it leaves scars and by the vein isn’t good and educate yourself about tongue rings? And it’s hypocritical! And I know a few people have professional jobs with it in. That’s like saying people won’t get hired because of they dread locks. And being hairy! Stop ✋🏾
@@LovettbalngoodsLLC I also have a job and career that I have built that I can have a large barbell in my tongue, dress as I wish and support myself. A majority of our audience is not in that situation. In fact a majority of them haven't even began to enter the jobs market. I know people that we told to change their hair style or loss their jobs. There are a number of businesses that have dress codes regarding clothing, piercings, hair style, etc... I think you have forgotten that one's fashion choices are not protected when it comes to employment. If you go to a job interview looking completely anti establishment, it isn't going to matter how qualified you are. Is it fair, no but if you give the impression that you don't care, why would they hire you?
I like to think of it as being ethical. If in my expert opinion, something is a bad idea, why would I do it? The only motivations I can think of are money or proving that you are "extreme". As I often said I have no issue with people getting experimental piercings as long as they are informed and understand all the risks involved.
Wow I must be a unique case. My piercer did it deep in my tissue so it’s not going anywhere. I think it’s extremely flattering on some people. I’ve been told I’m one of those? Yikes I didn’t know I was taking such a big risk 🤭😬
I’ve had mine for like 15 years XD I’ve taken it out and like had it redone 3 times and now a 4th. And I must be super lucky, because I’ve loved mine and had no issues
I've wanted a bridge piercing for so long! However the migration, and rejection issues are definitely what has stopped me from getting it. My belly button piercing rejected, so there is a massive chance the bridge would as well. Plus, I wear glasses. Thank you so much for this video! It really does help when professionals like yourself share helpful information.
It all comes down to anatomy and your body's tolerance for piercings. The fact your navel migrated doesn't point to having a tolerance for piercings. However it is piercing that if done incorrectly, with incorrect jewelry or aftercare will lead to rejection. Glasses can effect this piercing if they have contact. Glad you found the video helpful and thank you for watching.
My belly piercing rejected too but I think I was too impatient with mine all those years ago lol Glad I don't have it anymore. Been thinking about a bridge piercing for years, but I have a flatter bridge. 😢
@@BodyPiercingTattooing I wish I could tell little me that as tempting as the low-cost cute looking jewelry is, it ain't it. It's always best to invest in jewelry, is what I have learned over the years. 😩
I’ve had mine for over a year and it’s definitely one of my favorite piercings! As you said it sure is a conversation starter! 😂 Otherwise, I have been one of the lucky few where it doesn’t migrate or reject because it’s deep in the skin enough!
Its actually the only piercing I think looks good on me. I've gotten so many fake piercings just to see, and I really wanted the septum to look good on me but it... just doesn't work. But the bridge piercing just looks so good for my face, and I'm so upset watching this. Thank you for education me on this. My mom would probably like to thank you 😂
I’m really happy I found a somebody that talks more about the negative side of this Piercing most of the videos I’ve seen were overly positive and didn’t tell me what I needed to know
I think you are completely right, I've had mine done for a long time now. Migration wise it is slightly up on one side, but almost unoticeable with a shorter barbell. The healing process was relatively easy, I have however seen it reject on multiple people because it was to shallow and or their bridge just wasn't the right shape.
i have the anatomy for this thankfully! i was actually told i have so much tissue that i am more likely for it to be a permanent piercing :^) i think it looks very cool on me and it definitely is a conversation starter! i have so many people in class ask me about it + if it hurt (which it didn’t)
Personally I'm really considering it, I'm a tattoo artist so it won't get in the way of my career lol, I think it will actually enhance my nose and I love how absolutely off the wall it is.
I assumed all risks and have had my bridge piercing for 10 years now., To be blunt, I fucking love it. I get how you feel about the general look being wonky, and what I did to mitigate that is took out my 14g straight barbell and instead use a 16g curved. Much smaller and delicate looking and works with rather than distracts from the face. Back in the day my face was a pincushion and the only piercing I keep now (well, wear jewelry in, I've got some holes still) is the bridge. Gets complimented often though I've also had some people not notice it until it was pointed out and I like that I can easily cover up with a pair of glasses rather than a retainer.
My mother is overly worried about employment and facial piercings and I really want to get my bridge done, how's your experience been with work and this piercing? I'd say where I live is a pretty accepting place too
It seems that there us different levels of what is acceptable depending on where you live and what type of work you are seeking. While some piercings like nostrils are more widely acceptable, other facial piercings like Eyebrow, septum or lip piercings are not.
10 years!! so far you’re the commenter who’s had it the longest. i’ve wanted a bridge for a while but i always do extensive research. i have a condition that leaves me with stretchy skin and i have a good amount on the bridge, enough to grab and pull away from the bone but i wouldn’t know if it’s enough for this piercing. perhaps getting a slightly smaller gauge than what is standard like you did with the 16G would help reduce the negative risks, i’m just also not sure if piercers can do the initial piercing with a 16G
I got mine in september last year :) So far, so good, I like how it looks, and it's mostly hidden in college by my glasses. Made a couple friends from it. With my glasses, I specifically made sure with my piercer that it was done high enough to not be in contact with my glasses pad, the bar under my skin is literally just on top of the bridge of my glasses. Honestly, it probably should have rejected by now, with how often I've knocked it, caught it on my shirt, forget it was there and pulled it but it hasn't. Gonna check if it's healed enough to change when I get my eyebrow done soonish. The only 'issue' I've had is my face makes very uneven expressions, and it tends to move with my eyebrows, so the left goes up, and the right goes down when I pull a face 😂 but I quite like it tbh, reminds me of really exaggerated cartoons, though one of my friends hates it
@@blackrorshach5166 mines pretty hidden under my glasses, people tend not to notice unless I point it out. That being said, I have plastic frames, it wouldn't be very hidden under thinner metal ones. So just depends on what pair of glasses you've got :)
@@blackrorshach5166 I put mine on the same day I got it done, but it'll depend I think. Worst case, if its uncomfortable, you just have to sit your glasses a little further down for a week or so. The big thing to not to put anything heavy on it. I used a vr headset with it and that was an immediate mistake, but your glasses shouldn't be a major issue.
Im so glad i looked it up rather than getting another impulse piercing 😭 majority of my piercings are impulse and ive been lucky so far but this one i will think hard about. Because one of my biggest things i shouldve thought about was jobs! I dont know how i could forget not every job will allow it 😭💔😩
See, I always hope that is the case. I hear and experience so many horror stories with this piercing and other surface to surface piercings. As I said as long as you know the risks before and make an educated decision, I support you swinging for the fences. Personal taste aside any time a piercing heals it amazes me. It's incredible that the body does that. Glad you enjoyed the video and here's hoping you are one of those that can wear the piercing for 49 years without any problems.
I wonder if being in the industry and having people come to you with their piercings gone wrong have skewed your perception of my favorite piercing. I've had my bridge pierced for 22 years now with no signs of migration and it is hands down my favorite piercing. Out of the 20+ piercings I've gotten throughout my life it's the only one that I've kept besides my stretched earlobes. I love it because as a trans person it highlights the area which helps to masculanize my face. I've also been able to keep it through jobs that did not allow facial piercings (RIP multiple labret piercings, tongue, & eyebrow piercings) because I've been able to hide it with my glasses so I can show it when I want and hide it when I don't. The only time I have ever had difficulty is when I've occasionally needed to take it out by myself for a medical procedure which is a challenge but not impossible. Overall, agree that you need the right anatomy to make it work but in my experience 10/10. Kudos for the provocative video leading me to need to comment my experience. Cheers :)
I think part of it is seeing more badly done and often rejecting or migrating bridge piercings. I would say out of the first 30 or so I saw, 29 were crocked or rejecting. Plus part of it is my own artistic eye. There are some people that wear it like they were born with it but that is the minority. There are a few other piercings I won't do for the same reason. The biggest thing is finding someone that knows what they are doing and having the anatomy to support it. Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
So happy with mine, wearing it since like 4 years ago out of an impulsive choice. Surely luck played a role, together with the choice of jewelry and piercer.
I‘m really thinking about getting one because I already have a scar there because of my childhood so idk if I can get it in the first place that‘s why I watched your video and it was one of the best I saw till now 🥰
Congratulations on your new piercing. The thing is thst I have no issue with getting piercing with a history of issues as long as you decide to get pierced after doing your research.
Like I said I've seen the piercing on people that I think it looks good on. However, I've seem so many that it looked distracting and didn't add. It all comes down to this, how you want to express yourself and shape your image but also that you fully understood the risks before hand. OK, second person with no issues from glasses. All I know is mine would be right where the piercing is. Did it effect how you wore them at all?
"...pet possum". LOL. You tried with the pros. You really did. A for effort. I would have said that #5 pro is it is easy to sleep with it in almost any position. That's usually a go-to for you. I agree with you that they're more trouble than they're worth. The placement alone looks cumbersome.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I did struggle with the pros. Like I always say it fine to get a piercing as long as you understand the risks. Thanks for watching.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing thanks man! It didn’t hurt too much,, but it bled a lot and I almost fainted lol. don’t regret it at all tho and love how it looks! :D
Damn I impulsively got this piercing before I did any research. I love how it looks but all these things about scarring and easily rejecting is scaring me. The guy who pierced me didn't warn me about anything
See and that is my biggest complaint, you deserve to be informed of the risks before getting the piercing. It's the responsibility of your piercer to make sure you are informed.
Just got it redone after not having it in for years. Healing process is going great. Unsure if it's cause I had it before or what. Def not a lot of folk can rock it . I just discovered your page I really fuck with it so thank you :)
I had mine done few weeks ago I absolutely love it and I hope it doesn't reject or migraine but if it does I deal with it. I would probably go for a second try if it does only because I do like the look of this piercing.
I must be one of the luckier ones, I had a pretty decent amount of skin there but I did have an issue with healing and bumbs because my piercer told me the wrong healing time. but its surprisingly not crooked. thank you for this video
I had this piercing. This was my favorite piercing i ever had. I remember it being relatively pain less and easy to take care of surprisingly. Miss this piercing so much
@@sagarikha9435 well i had it pierced about 5 times over the course of a few years and i would let it close because i got tired of taking it out and putting it in because of work so i just let it close and never got it again. I do miss the piercing though. Maybe 1 of these days i will get it again.
Go for it. The point of these videos is to be educational, a little entertaining and get you to the point where you can make an educated decision if the piercing is right for you. Good luck and let us know how it goes.
Got my bridge piercing over a year ago. I haven’t had issues being a 24/7 glasses wearer HOWEVER it was my most painful piercing I had migraines immediately after for 2 days and the swelling was so severe my eyes were swollen. I have noticed perhaps maybe mild migration but nothing crazy. The healing was longer compared to my other piercings and to this day it can get red/crusty (no longer painful tho). I have a great piercer but I never heard of how it can be problematic until now, wish I knew but this is useful info! Definitely not all rainbows and butterflies to get
Yes, it can be a rough heal but that seems like a little more swelling and discomfort than normally experienced. Everyone is different and have different experiences. I think we all have that piercing that was more difficult to heal and still acts up when its messed with. Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
As someone who HAS a bridge piercing it’s fun! But please don’t get it if your unsure. I’ve been lucky it’s not rejected and or migrated. But it’s a pain in the arse. I got it before I knew I needed glasses and it’s the worst with glasses. It also always always needs cleaned cause it forms crust frequently. I clean my piercings a few times a week to be safe and it’s still a fuckin pain. I don’t recommend it unless you are really sure. My eyebrow rejected but the bridge didn’t 😂 it’s so weird to me.
Like I always say, is no all the risks going in. Everyone is different, I hear so much about Eyebrow piercings rejecting but I have to admit, I rarely see one that I've done reject. I don't know if I have the Midas touch or if it is because I suggest piercing and healing with rings.
What would you say is a good example of some one who has the right anatomy or I guess what would be a good sign that you have enough “meat” for it to heal well?
@@sohfahking5162 Its been really good! I’ve had a lot of facial piercings, and this one by far was the easiest to heal. It’s also definitely my favorite out of all my piercings.
I guess I’ll just glue my piercing balls to the sides of my bridge then 😅 I keep seeing dermals and bridge piercings they look so cool to me but I know migration would be awful. I’m already trying to heal a conch and wearing a mask makes heal time x2 long
Edit: Had my BP for 3 years... I absolutely love it. People notice but not as much as you'd think.. im not stop'd everyday or second. When ppl do say something they ALWAYS compliment it on my face..... I wear sunglasses.. it’s not exactly in contact so get someone who can place it good. So far i’ve been lucky. Warning: he is right, maybe im lucky..... so ugh..... idk but I love mine. My skin is thicker in that area.
Thank you for sharing your experience. As with many of the more experimental piercings it comes down to anatomy and tolerance. Some people this piercing heals without issue but sadly for the majority of people it doesn't. You're one of those it worked out for. Luck and a skilled piercer produced something that not everyone can have.
Thank you so much for this video!!!! I really wanted a bridge piercing before but now since I know it's prone to scar, migrate, and reject, I don't want it as much. I'm still doing research though since I want more than just one opinion but this will definitely hold a lot of weight in my decision
First time ever came here for your advice. 3 years later- i have my bridge and snake bites piercing + septum. CANNOT love it more. Its still being annoying ( constantly pussing, but not infected, just constantly moves and thatwhy you can always push it and something comes out, and if rip accidentally a bit- can become inflamed for a short time, but cleaning it daily will fix it. Otherwise doesent scream for cleaning ( exept the crusties, ik i should do it more 😅) I LOVE how it makes me look + my lip piercings look awesome with it, symetrical and cool 🥺😭
I also work in customer service and atleast once every month i have 50\50 chance of having someone either comment negatively on it or just ask: 1. If it hurts, 2.if it actually goes trough my skin. Or compliment that i look awesome ( post-solviet country= more negative or " i wouldnt do that but i guess you do" comments from elderly )
It migrated a litlle bit but not much. Not as noticable if not stared at. Yes it gives problems if you want to apply to- for example- hotel administrator. BUT i work in shop, so becoming shift manager at store didnt cause problems at all. We have a good workplace. You work hard= you grow
@@angelcake2278 I got it done the first time by someone who was inexperienced and it ended up closing up but I got it redone and it’s been great ever since. I clean it and put tea tree oil on it so there’s no keloid. Do research on your Piercer before hand!
Yes, it's by a piercer and that is the point. You are getting my educated opinion of the piercing. That and Glasses, Rejection and Migration is enough reason to think carefully about the risks before getting the piercing.
i have had mine for about 3 years now and i love it. . . but i have to not recommend getting it, it can be very painful if it gets infected, and if you sweat a lot you can build a cyst around that area if your not careful and i agree with him its not for every one and the stars have to align and Jesus comes down and blessed you with the perfect amount of skin and bone structure on your nose, and kisses you on your forehead and says "youl be alright"
i dont think anyone gives a shit if you think its nice or not they just want someone to do it for them, if you cant do a bridge peircing without fuckin it up and you have been doing it for 26 years you should do sumat else i know allot of people who have them me included and they are fine, not everyone can get it but its about knowing if the bridge of your nose is okay for it or not
I think that a part of what is forgotten about piercing artists is they are artists. They are not just someone that is there to put jewelry in their clients. If I find a piercing is not a esthetically pleasing and has a poor success rate, I don't have to do them. I have never done one and have in my 26 years of piercing never wanted to do one. In that period though I have seen countless people with crocked, poorly placed bridge piercings. Also hundreds of people with rejection scars. My biggest issue I have with piercings like this is that piercers do not inform their clients of the risk of rejection.
A) Can you take the piercing out temporarily like ear piercings? B) If you can take it out, will it close up? Once I had my earrings out for a certain amount of time when I first got my ears pierced and the hole closed up, would that happen if you could manage to take it out?
Thank you for this video I appreciate it 100% it has put me off getting it but I’m that type of person that has a form of ocd that it’s like it won’t leave me alone till I go and do this. I personally I will go for it but knowing my luck it will mess up never once in my life had a piercing reject on me in the past so I’m hoping if I get it that it won’t mess up. I was told by my piercer I have a good anatomy for this piercing so I might have to chance it. But I thank you so much for saying how many risks.
That may be because I'm from the Midwest aka the land where passive aggressive has been developed into an art form. I'm not a fan of this piercing. I've seen a number of people over the years with huge amounts of scarring from rejection and I simply don't feel it distracts more than it adds to the fave. It's one of the piercings I will not do. When it comes to videos on piercings that I refuse to do, it's because I had a number of requests for it. A big part of this is my professional opinion of the piercing.
Thanks for letting me know the pros and cons, I have been contemplating this piercing for a year or two, I wear glasses and rub that part of my face when stressed. Im hoping it doesnt migrate or reject. I have salts ready for it like i had for my other piercings and they have healed perfectly. Thank you for the video, it was helpful.
I'd like to get it done, even after this vid. totally get every point you made (ive had over 25 piercings) I'm just hoping that once I get it done, I catch any rejection or migration early enough to take it out!
I wear glasses and have tried telling myself no to this piercing for years, even getting piercings to replace it that have a similar vibe (A double nostril), but I just can't do it anymore. I want this piercing so so badly and have an eye doctor appointment coming up anyway. I'm getting it the day before so I can get compatible glasses. If it scares I can always cover it with my glasses. I just have to take a chance on this one bc it's what my heart wants. I'll give updates when I get it
@@BodyPiercingTattooing So I got it a couple days ago and everything’s been fine, except that it’s been bleeding on and off. Sometimes from nothing and sometimes bc I’ve knocked it :/
@@BodyPiercingTattooing So my bridge piercing is fully healed and I love it!! I happen to have the right anatomy, healed it nicely, and I’m just obsessed. I’m glad I took a a chance on it 🥰
No, the navel is by far a more established piercing. Though the bridge may have a slightly faster healing time, it is more prone to migration and rejection.
This is another piercing that I've had on my list for a long time but I wear glasses so unless I'm able to get contacts I don't think I would ever actually get it on top of the fact that I hate the way my nose looks and I'm worried that by getting it done it's going to make my nose look bigger and worse
With nose piercings, I'm always asked if I think it is going to make it look bigger? Yes, it will draw attention to the area but it also tends to distract from it. It all comes down to how well it fits your anatomy. Yeah, glasses, especially those with a think bridge are going to cause issues. I've had people comment on here that they wear glasses and have no issue but I think it would really depend on how and where the glasses rest on the bridge of the nose.
I never considered getting this piercing. I don't think it looks good, or enhances anyone's appearance. If you have to wear glasses for correction or just safety glasses for work as I do, the piercing would be in the way. Also being a surface piercing that will eventually reject, it's just a waste of money. I can see why you won't do this piercing, and I wouldn't either if I were a body piercer. (Jan Griffiths).
Yeah, and it is one of those piercings that seem to go away and then return even more popular. I think this is about the fifth time it's done that. I really don't have anything against people getting them, as long as they are aware of the risks.
Can you do a video about vertical bridge piercings or third eye piercing. Love your videos and it helped me choose to get my medusa pierced and I love all the information you give it is super helpful!!
@@BodyPiercingTattooing All good, still love the content! Have you or are you able to do a video on group piercings? Such as the triple conch/ triple forward helix and just info on how to heal a group of piercings in one area as I'm looking to get alot of ear work done over the next wo years and wanna have as much info on them as possible 👍
"It draws attention"
I need attention
same
Validate me, daddy ;-)
Just kidding! Sorta lol :,,’( l
Not like YOU hmu to validate me lol, I’m just saying I agree!
Yes, I'm happy to validate your parking. Not sure if that is a joke that works.
I think you can easily make there completely without any help from me. I'm just here to pass along the knowledge I have, and I trust all of you to use it as you will.
Expressing yourself is the biggest freedom people have. After watching this I understand how people could be weary but if you want this do it! Be safe and understand the effects and possible outcomes of the piercing, you take a risk every time you put a foreign object in your body. I’ve just gotten mine done and will be sad if it rejects but I will deal. You gotta be you!
Well stated.
Did it heal properly, or have you had any problems yet. If you did pierce it
Yamir Mata It healed well! Unfortunately I had to take it out because my new job does not allow piercings :( it did leave a scar! Definitely noticeable indents on either side where the piercing came in and went out. Healing was not bad, wish I could have kept it.
@@mhofeling5878 piercing retainers are not allowed? I have 6 face piercing and I use those transparent jewelry stud for my face piercing. I highly recommend it to you
@@misaamane1758 I’m not sure, since it is a surface piercing I’m guessing it would still show somewhat? I took it out just to let them know I was serious about the job.
This man just slaughtered all my dreams
I'm sorry and I didn't say you can't get the piercing. I just want you to understand the risks and make an educated decision.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing it's all right, I ended up piercing my septum instead and it looks real good, and I can hide it to get a job when it heals and stuff
Lmaoooo same 💔
Sameeeee
Same
I love my bridge piercing I've had it over a year and no issues with it my easiest piercing healing and keeping it
I'm glad to hear you had a good experience. You are one of the lucky ones.
How is it now? A year later? I couldn’t help but think you should’ve worded it “no issues YET” lol. It’s one of my favorite mods of all but I just won’t bring myself to gamble over it! Hope it’s still good as new!
@@BodyPiercingTattooing you KNEW there had to be at least one lmao ugh 🥲
Glad to hear you are having success with it.
how’s it doing now? very curious how it pans out long-term for the lucky ones
“It’lll leave you faster than a girlfriend during bankruptcy” lmao 😂
I'm glad you like that one. Thanks for watching.
DaVo may be a bit biased when he says "piercings are cool", but he's right
Yes, you are correct. Piercings are Cool!!!
haha yes!😹
Had mine done for 8+ years. No migration, no rejection, easy heal and is my absolute favourite piercing I have gotten. It doesn't make me cross eyed in fact I cant even tell its there.
If you have the anatomy for it and are very hygienic then its excellent. I've got more scaring from eyebrow piercings.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
this is not what I wanted to hear when I decided to research this piercing 😭😭😭 lmao thank you for the information though this was helpful. I want it so bad but now i’m second guessing it
DONT! I love mines!
The key is find a piercer with a lot of experience with this piercing. Set up a consultation and have them evaluated your anatomy. Understand the risks and make an educated decision.
I'm a strong believer that you should clearly understand the risks involved with getting this piercing. If your desires to have the piercing out ways the risks, then get the piercing.
hi i love my bridge! i found a piercer that specializes in bridges so it would come out right! if you still want one you should!!
@@gg-od7iv what's the best way to clean the area ?
Good information for those considering getting it. I was never given any of this information, but I've had mine in for 15 years straight now. Guess I really lucked out.
The most common (and funny) question I get asked is "does that go through the bone??". As if someone took a drill bit to my face lol
I think it's because they think the whole septum is a bone.
Me: often impulsively gets piercings
Me today: I want a bridge piercing
Me after this video: no
same lol
Glad you found the video helpful and can now make an educated decision on whether the piercing is worth it.
Glad the video was helpful for you too.
Yes, you can.
I got my bridge done today, worth.
My bridge peircing is fully healed and it was the easiest peircing I've ever had healing wise. Not one single thing went wrong. it's worth it if you're thinking about it!
i love mine soo much. i knew when getting it that it may reject and migrate but i just loved it so much i had to get it and just enjoy it while i can. love your channel !
Thank you for sharing your experience and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos.
Do you still have it? How old is it? :)
@@sagarikha9435 yea i still have it i think its about a year old
@@irlbby2052 this hives me hope! Thank you! :)
@@sagarikha9435 hope everything goes smoothly :)
Something about hearing your voice early in the morning makes me feel like I’m at school
Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
I did so much googling on this piercing today, you read my mind! Thank you!
I'm not sure if I'm a mind reader but I'm happy to hear that you found the video and it was helpful. You're welcome.
i heard from a few sites that this piercing has very low risk and healed quickly. i was shocked, but figured it likely COULD have been safe and all. I was legitimately considering getting it. thank you for this!
The biggest thing with them is the migration and rejection. Any reputable piercer would have covered these risks before agreeing to pierce you.
I love my bridge piercing! It was not painful, level was a two. It does draw attention and I’m okay with that. People do ask allot of questions. I luckily have allot of skin for it to stay and have the right anatomy for it.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
ight, ima move to Iowa to get my bridge pierced cos I feel like I can trust this man with my life lol
Too bad I don't do bridge piercings because of the risks involve. So the question is do you trust a piercer that is unwilling to do piercings they unethical or the piercer that will do anything regardless of the facts?
@@BodyPiercingTattooing yeah, I'd rather the one who wouldn't do it because they know about the risks. but ya never know, I might be able to pull it off
@@hunnybee7393 yes and as long as you know the risks and your piercer took the time to explain the risks, I have no issue with someone else doing that piercing for you.
i really want to get this one but im scared of the migration part of it JSHSJSJ
Me too😭😭
Im prone to keloid scarring but I've had my bridge pierced for almost 6 months and I've had no problems whatsoever :) I might add that mine doesnt have a straight barbell but rather a curved one like the ones in eyebrow piercings bc i wanted it more to the front (which might've caused more migration or rejection which hasnt happened) and i didnt even feel it, didnt swell and didnt hurt
i have it, just make sure you clean & don't bump it. if you ever do get it - clear signs of migration/rejection are:
1. it's hard & swollen around the holes
2. redness or dryness around the holes
3. pus & discharge (however, this can also be a normal process for the healing of the peircing)
you can clean it by mixing salt with boiled water then applying it around the holes of the piercing, trying not to bump or move it accidentally. (rememeber to apply when it's cooled down)
@@gravxyardbby How's it holding up now? I'm prone to keloids too and I'm debating whether or not to get my bridge done
@@spageggi1854 its been almost a year and it's healed wonderfully tbh, I even got my septum pierced too! I was just extremely careful aftercare wise like cleaning, not playing w it etc
Got mine 5 days ago and my mom still hasn’t seen it even though she looks directly at me
Well it could be one of two things. She's either disappointed by something else or she pretending it doesn't exist and will just go away. If course, I'm basing this on my own mother.
Body Piercing & Tattooing my mom is very oblivious to everything, I have a lot of tattoos she has not seen, I had a finger tattoo for a year before she noticed it because I was putting a bandaid on, she’ll notice this eventually and try to rip it off
Body Piercing & Tattooing if my mom had seen it I’d know because she would go hysterical
Gen Alvarado she sees in
Just Livin no she didn’t she didn’t see it until I took my glasses off a month later
I have a very straigt and balanced bridge en perfectly symmetric vertical snakebites and I love my piercings.
You had three things going for you, anatomy, a skilled piercer, and plain old fashion luck.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing why you being ignorant!! You have a huge tongue 😛 piercing and it’s very noticeable!! And it leaves scars and by the vein isn’t good and educate yourself about tongue rings? And it’s hypocritical! And I know a few people have professional jobs with it in. That’s like saying people won’t get hired because of they dread locks. And being hairy! Stop ✋🏾
@@LovettbalngoodsLLC I also have a job and career that I have built that I can have a large barbell in my tongue, dress as I wish and support myself. A majority of our audience is not in that situation. In fact a majority of them haven't even began to enter the jobs market.
I know people that we told to change their hair style or loss their jobs. There are a number of businesses that have dress codes regarding clothing, piercings, hair style, etc... I think you have forgotten that one's fashion choices are not protected when it comes to employment. If you go to a job interview looking completely anti establishment, it isn't going to matter how qualified you are. Is it fair, no but if you give the impression that you don't care, why would they hire you?
didnt know there was such conservative piercers
I like to think of it as being ethical. If in my expert opinion, something is a bad idea, why would I do it? The only motivations I can think of are money or proving that you are "extreme".
As I often said I have no issue with people getting experimental piercings as long as they are informed and understand all the risks involved.
Wow I must be a unique case. My piercer did it deep in my tissue so it’s not going anywhere. I think it’s extremely flattering on some people. I’ve been told I’m one of those? Yikes I didn’t know I was taking such a big risk 🤭😬
Your piercer should have advised you of the risks during the consultation. It sounds like you have the anatomy for this piercing, not everyone does.
I’ve had mine for like 15 years XD I’ve taken it out and like had it redone 3 times and now a 4th. And I must be super lucky, because I’ve loved mine and had no issues
I've wanted a bridge piercing for so long! However the migration, and rejection issues are definitely what has stopped me from getting it. My belly button piercing rejected, so there is a massive chance the bridge would as well. Plus, I wear glasses.
Thank you so much for this video! It really does help when professionals like yourself share helpful information.
It all comes down to anatomy and your body's tolerance for piercings. The fact your navel migrated doesn't point to having a tolerance for piercings. However it is piercing that if done incorrectly, with incorrect jewelry or aftercare will lead to rejection.
Glasses can effect this piercing if they have contact.
Glad you found the video helpful and thank you for watching.
My belly piercing rejected too but I think I was too impatient with mine all those years ago lol Glad I don't have it anymore. Been thinking about a bridge piercing for years, but I have a flatter bridge. 😢
I always try to make it a point that changing jewelry too soon can cause a healthy piercing to suddenly turn into the problem child from hell.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing I wish I could tell little me that as tempting as the low-cost cute looking jewelry is, it ain't it. It's always best to invest in jewelry, is what I have learned over the years. 😩
Yes, nothing replaces good jewelry.
I’ve had mine for over a year and it’s definitely one of my favorite piercings! As you said it sure is a conversation starter! 😂 Otherwise, I have been one of the lucky few where it doesn’t migrate or reject because it’s deep in the skin enough!
Yes it is. Thank you for sharing your experience and thank you for watching.
Its actually the only piercing I think looks good on me. I've gotten so many fake piercings just to see, and I really wanted the septum to look good on me but it... just doesn't work. But the bridge piercing just looks so good for my face, and I'm so upset watching this. Thank you for education me on this. My mom would probably like to thank you 😂
Research your piercer and find someone experienced with the piercing. Because a huge rejection scar doesn't look good on anyone.
I’m really happy I found a somebody that talks more about the negative side of this Piercing most of the videos I’ve seen were overly positive and didn’t tell me what I needed to know
Bridges have come back. Check it out. Bunch of e girls
I really LOVE my Bridge Piercing, I have had it for almost 2 years & it is still in & right in the same spot I got it in! (So far anyways)
Good to hear. Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
I think you are completely right, I've had mine done for a long time now. Migration wise it is slightly up on one side, but almost unoticeable with a shorter barbell. The healing process was relatively easy, I have however seen it reject on multiple people because it was to shallow and or their bridge just wasn't the right shape.
It always comes down to anatomy and your body's tolerance for the piercing.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
i have the anatomy for this thankfully! i was actually told i have so much tissue that i am more likely for it to be a permanent piercing :^) i think it looks very cool on me and it definitely is a conversation starter! i have so many people in class ask me about it + if it hurt (which it didn’t)
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
Personally I'm really considering it, I'm a tattoo artist so it won't get in the way of my career lol, I think it will actually enhance my nose and I love how absolutely off the wall it is.
As long as you know the risks and issues going in and are prepared for the results.
This video made me laugh so hard Davo you really know how to make people laugh 😂 but this was informative! Still learned a lot
I'm glad you found it entertaining and informative. I try to keep that balance between the two and not coming off as a grumpy old man.
I assumed all risks and have had my bridge piercing for 10 years now., To be blunt, I fucking love it. I get how you feel about the general look being wonky, and what I did to mitigate that is took out my 14g straight barbell and instead use a 16g curved. Much smaller and delicate looking and works with rather than distracts from the face. Back in the day my face was a pincushion and the only piercing I keep now (well, wear jewelry in, I've got some holes still) is the bridge. Gets complimented often though I've also had some people not notice it until it was pointed out and I like that I can easily cover up with a pair of glasses rather than a retainer.
Thank you for sharing your experience. So notice the curved barbell increasing the migration?
My mother is overly worried about employment and facial piercings and I really want to get my bridge done, how's your experience been with work and this piercing? I'd say where I live is a pretty accepting place too
It seems that there us different levels of what is acceptable depending on where you live and what type of work you are seeking. While some piercings like nostrils are more widely acceptable, other facial piercings like Eyebrow, septum or lip piercings are not.
10 years!! so far you’re the commenter who’s had it the longest. i’ve wanted a bridge for a while but i always do extensive research. i have a condition that leaves me with stretchy skin and i have a good amount on the bridge, enough to grab and pull away from the bone but i wouldn’t know if it’s enough for this piercing. perhaps getting a slightly smaller gauge than what is standard like you did with the 16G would help reduce the negative risks, i’m just also not sure if piercers can do the initial piercing with a 16G
I got mine in september last year :) So far, so good, I like how it looks, and it's mostly hidden in college by my glasses. Made a couple friends from it. With my glasses, I specifically made sure with my piercer that it was done high enough to not be in contact with my glasses pad, the bar under my skin is literally just on top of the bridge of my glasses. Honestly, it probably should have rejected by now, with how often I've knocked it, caught it on my shirt, forget it was there and pulled it but it hasn't. Gonna check if it's healed enough to change when I get my eyebrow done soonish. The only 'issue' I've had is my face makes very uneven expressions, and it tends to move with my eyebrows, so the left goes up, and the right goes down when I pull a face 😂 but I quite like it tbh, reminds me of really exaggerated cartoons, though one of my friends hates it
Im planning on getting it this week! Do you still have yours on?
@@sagarikha9435 yup, nearly a year now! :) Gonna get it changed to a new bar once shops are allowed
@@bethjc7405 this gives me hope! Thank you!
@@blackrorshach5166 mines pretty hidden under my glasses, people tend not to notice unless I point it out. That being said, I have plastic frames, it wouldn't be very hidden under thinner metal ones. So just depends on what pair of glasses you've got :)
@@blackrorshach5166 I put mine on the same day I got it done, but it'll depend I think. Worst case, if its uncomfortable, you just have to sit your glasses a little further down for a week or so. The big thing to not to put anything heavy on it. I used a vr headset with it and that was an immediate mistake, but your glasses shouldn't be a major issue.
I have everything pierced including my nape (10 years) No rejections so far. I reallly want it. I’m glad I came up on this video
Sounds like you are me of those people that just a tolerance for piercings. Thank you for watching.
Im so glad i looked it up rather than getting another impulse piercing 😭 majority of my piercings are impulse and ive been lucky so far but this one i will think hard about. Because one of my biggest things i shouldve thought about was jobs! I dont know how i could forget not every job will allow it 😭💔😩
First piercer on RUclips that I see with piercings. Good work
Just got my bridge pierced...watching it HEAVY for migration/rejection...but so far i love the look.
😎 I think I’ll be fine with my bridge piercing. But I love this video thanks for the information!!
See, I always hope that is the case. I hear and experience so many horror stories with this piercing and other surface to surface piercings. As I said as long as you know the risks before and make an educated decision, I support you swinging for the fences. Personal taste aside any time a piercing heals it amazes me. It's incredible that the body does that. Glad you enjoyed the video and here's hoping you are one of those that can wear the piercing for 49 years without any problems.
I wonder if being in the industry and having people come to you with their piercings gone wrong have skewed your perception of my favorite piercing. I've had my bridge pierced for 22 years now with no signs of migration and it is hands down my favorite piercing. Out of the 20+ piercings I've gotten throughout my life it's the only one that I've kept besides my stretched earlobes. I love it because as a trans person it highlights the area which helps to masculanize my face. I've also been able to keep it through jobs that did not allow facial piercings (RIP multiple labret piercings, tongue, & eyebrow piercings) because I've been able to hide it with my glasses so I can show it when I want and hide it when I don't. The only time I have ever had difficulty is when I've occasionally needed to take it out by myself for a medical procedure which is a challenge but not impossible. Overall, agree that you need the right anatomy to make it work but in my experience 10/10. Kudos for the provocative video leading me to need to comment my experience. Cheers :)
I think part of it is seeing more badly done and often rejecting or migrating bridge piercings. I would say out of the first 30 or so I saw, 29 were crocked or rejecting.
Plus part of it is my own artistic eye. There are some people that wear it like they were born with it but that is the minority. There are a few other piercings I won't do for the same reason.
The biggest thing is finding someone that knows what they are doing and having the anatomy to support it.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
When I was 16 I saw a girl with this piercing in school. She rocked that piercing.
Thank you for sharing and watching.
So happy with mine, wearing it since like 4 years ago out of an impulsive choice. Surely luck played a role, together with the choice of jewelry and piercer.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
I‘m really thinking about getting one because I already have a scar there because of my childhood so idk if I can get it in the first place that‘s why I watched your video and it was one of the best I saw till now 🥰
Always excited to hear that others have found our videos helpful. Good luck if you get it and if you do let us know how it turns out.
"Its a piercing!" That got me
You talk about the bridge piercing the way most people talk about the tongue piercing😂😭
Tongue piercings have risks but unlike a bridge piercing, a tongue piercing will not leave an ugly scar in the middle of your face.
Oh Davo, I loved the monkey sweat and possum cleaning idea.😆🤣 Gave me a good laugh!
got mine done 5 years ago by a very professional berlin artist. love it to this day. it suits me.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
Did I watch this video when I was thinking about getting my bridge pierced?
Yes.
Did I get my bridge pierced anyways?
Yes.
Congratulations on your new piercing. The thing is thst I have no issue with getting piercing with a history of issues as long as you decide to get pierced after doing your research.
I love my bridge and find it to be beautiful on me since I don’t even have a nose bridge, if you’re thinking about getting it, go for it ☺️🖤
Also I definitely can wear glass lol prescription and glam ones lol
Like I said I've seen the piercing on people that I think it looks good on. However, I've seem so many that it looked distracting and didn't add. It all comes down to this, how you want to express yourself and shape your image but also that you fully understood the risks before hand.
OK, second person with no issues from glasses. All I know is mine would be right where the piercing is. Did it effect how you wore them at all?
"...pet possum". LOL. You tried with the pros. You really did. A for effort. I would have said that #5 pro is it is easy to sleep with it in almost any position. That's usually a go-to for you. I agree with you that they're more trouble than they're worth. The placement alone looks cumbersome.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I did struggle with the pros. Like I always say it fine to get a piercing as long as you understand the risks. Thanks for watching.
Me watching this a few hours after I got a bridge piercing:👁👁
Congratulation!!! How was the piercing experience?
@@BodyPiercingTattooing thanks man! It didn’t hurt too much,, but it bled a lot and I almost fainted lol. don’t regret it at all tho and love how it looks! :D
Thank you for sharing and watching
Damn I impulsively got this piercing before I did any research. I love how it looks but all these things about scarring and easily rejecting is scaring me. The guy who pierced me didn't warn me about anything
See and that is my biggest complaint, you deserve to be informed of the risks before getting the piercing. It's the responsibility of your piercer to make sure you are informed.
just did it this morning 🥲 can’t decide if i like it or not. contemplating possibly taking it out
How’s it doing now?
Thank you so much you just changed my mind about getting that piercing!!! Thank you thank you!!!
You are welcome and thank you for watching and commenting.
Just got it redone after not having it in for years. Healing process is going great. Unsure if it's cause I had it before or what. Def not a lot of folk can rock it . I just discovered your page I really fuck with it so thank you :)
Re-healing usually seems easier. I think in part because healing methods have advanced and the more experienced you are at healing, the easier it is.
Thank you for this information.
I will be trying this piercing because I like it and I’m glad I’m more aware of the risks.
I'm happy to hear that you found the video helpful and good luck with your piercing.
I had mine done few weeks ago I absolutely love it and I hope it doesn't reject or migraine but if it does I deal with it. I would probably go for a second try if it does only because I do like the look of this piercing.
Congratulations on your new piercing and thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
Thanks for the reply. For anykne who reads this it has been two months since i commented on this video i still have had no issues.
I must be one of the luckier ones, I had a pretty decent amount of skin there but I did have an issue with healing and bumbs because my piercer told me the wrong healing time. but its surprisingly not crooked. thank you for this video
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
I had this piercing. This was my favorite piercing i ever had. I remember it being relatively pain less and easy to take care of surprisingly. Miss this piercing so much
How long did you have it for and why did you remove it? If I may ask
@@sagarikha9435 well i had it pierced about 5 times over the course of a few years and i would let it close because i got tired of taking it out and putting it in because of work so i just let it close and never got it again. I do miss the piercing though. Maybe 1 of these days i will get it again.
5 times, thats a lot! Has it left any scarring? How noticeable is it if any?
@@sagarikha9435 its there but barely noticeable. Someone would have to look real hard to see it.
@@rogerramon9326 gives me hope! Thanks!
i still want my bridge done but woah side note you have a really great voice!!!! :DD
Go for it. The point of these videos is to be educational, a little entertaining and get you to the point where you can make an educated decision if the piercing is right for you. Good luck and let us know how it goes.
Got my bridge piercing over a year ago. I haven’t had issues being a 24/7 glasses wearer HOWEVER it was my most painful piercing I had migraines immediately after for 2 days and the swelling was so severe my eyes were swollen. I have noticed perhaps maybe mild migration but nothing crazy. The healing was longer compared to my other piercings and to this day it can get red/crusty (no longer painful tho). I have a great piercer but I never heard of how it can be problematic until now, wish I knew but this is useful info! Definitely not all rainbows and butterflies to get
Yes, it can be a rough heal but that seems like a little more swelling and discomfort than normally experienced. Everyone is different and have different experiences. I think we all have that piercing that was more difficult to heal and still acts up when its messed with. Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
Lmao I feel like it might draw attention to my cat like blue eyes😂💀 idk I’m thinking of getting this piercing, or dimple piercings.
Both risky piercing. Do your research, find an experienced piercer and make an educated decision.
As someone who HAS a bridge piercing it’s fun! But please don’t get it if your unsure. I’ve been lucky it’s not rejected and or migrated. But it’s a pain in the arse. I got it before I knew I needed glasses and it’s the worst with glasses. It also always always needs cleaned cause it forms crust frequently. I clean my piercings a few times a week to be safe and it’s still a fuckin pain. I don’t recommend it unless you are really sure. My eyebrow rejected but the bridge didn’t 😂 it’s so weird to me.
Like I always say, is no all the risks going in.
Everyone is different, I hear so much about Eyebrow piercings rejecting but I have to admit, I rarely see one that I've done reject. I don't know if I have the Midas touch or if it is because I suggest piercing and healing with rings.
Body Piercing & Tattooing It’s definitely not for everyone and I know to many people why had it done and regretted it.
What would you say is a good example of some one who has the right anatomy or I guess what would be a good sign that you have enough “meat” for it to heal well?
I think people with a less prominent nose bridge look better and do better with it
@@sohfahking5162 thanks I definitely just went ahead and got it anyway😂
Justine Johnson how is it?? And do you have a more prominent nose bridge?
@@sohfahking5162 Its been really good! I’ve had a lot of facial piercings, and this one by far was the easiest to heal. It’s also definitely my favorite out of all my piercings.
@Sohfahking Also yes I do have a more prominent bridge.
I guess I’ll just glue my piercing balls to the sides of my bridge then 😅 I keep seeing dermals and bridge piercings they look so cool to me but I know migration would be awful. I’m already trying to heal a conch and wearing a mask makes heal time x2 long
They make fake bridge piercing jewelry, so you may not need to glue them balls on.
Edit: Had my BP for 3 years... I absolutely love it. People notice but not as much as you'd think.. im not stop'd everyday or second. When ppl do say something they ALWAYS compliment it on my face..... I wear sunglasses.. it’s not exactly in contact so get someone who can place it good. So far i’ve been lucky.
Warning: he is right, maybe im lucky..... so ugh..... idk but I love mine. My skin is thicker in that area.
Thank you for sharing your experience. As with many of the more experimental piercings it comes down to anatomy and tolerance. Some people this piercing heals without issue but sadly for the majority of people it doesn't. You're one of those it worked out for. Luck and a skilled piercer produced something that not everyone can have.
Thank you so much for this video!!!! I really wanted a bridge piercing before but now since I know it's prone to scar, migrate, and reject, I don't want it as much. I'm still doing research though since I want more than just one opinion but this will definitely hold a lot of weight in my decision
Glad you found the video helpful and educational. I'm not against getting t gt e piercing as long as you are educated on the risks involved.
First time ever came here for your advice. 3 years later- i have my bridge and snake bites piercing + septum. CANNOT love it more. Its still being annoying ( constantly pussing, but not infected, just constantly moves and thatwhy you can always push it and something comes out, and if rip accidentally a bit- can become inflamed for a short time, but cleaning it daily will fix it. Otherwise doesent scream for cleaning ( exept the crusties, ik i should do it more 😅)
I LOVE how it makes me look + my lip piercings look awesome with it, symetrical and cool 🥺😭
I also work in customer service and atleast once every month i have 50\50 chance of having someone either comment negatively on it or just ask: 1. If it hurts, 2.if it actually goes trough my skin.
Or compliment that i look awesome ( post-solviet country= more negative or " i wouldnt do that but i guess you do" comments from elderly )
It migrated a litlle bit but not much. Not as noticable if not stared at.
Yes it gives problems if you want to apply to- for example- hotel administrator. BUT i work in shop, so becoming shift manager at store didnt cause problems at all. We have a good workplace. You work hard= you grow
I do wonder if id show this creator my picture if they'd think it fits me.
You might want to see your piercer. It shoukd have healed by now.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing noted! Will get a visit👌😌
Wow I wish I saw this sooner. I just got mine yesterday 😅
how is it holding up now?
@@angelcake2278 I got it done the first time by someone who was inexperienced and it ended up closing up but I got it redone and it’s been great ever since. I clean it and put tea tree oil on it so there’s no keloid. Do research on your Piercer before hand!
Just about this whole video is personal opinion aside from the glasses, rejection, and migration
Yes, it's by a piercer and that is the point. You are getting my educated opinion of the piercing. That and Glasses, Rejection and Migration is enough reason to think carefully about the risks before getting the piercing.
it was this video that helped make my decision to not do a bridge. thanks davo
You are welcome and thank you for watching.
i have had mine for about 3 years now and i love it. . .
but i have to not recommend getting it, it can be very painful if it gets infected, and if you sweat a lot you can build a cyst around that area if your not careful
and i agree with him its not for every one and the stars have to align and Jesus comes down and blessed you with the perfect amount of skin and bone structure on your nose, and kisses you on your forehead and says "youl be alright"
i ADORE this piercing! it’ll be my first piercing next month, can’t wait :-)
Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
i just got the piercing yesterday! it was wonderful, my piercer was very patient and made sure to inform me of everything.
@@bpdmachine777 how’s it healing ?
Congratulations on your new piercing. Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
@@the0nlyangelica955 great! i haven’t had any problems with it yet. it’s been really easy to take care of. :-)))
i dont think anyone gives a shit if you think its nice or not they just want someone to do it for them, if you cant do a bridge peircing without fuckin it up and you have been doing it for 26 years you should do sumat else i know allot of people who have them me included and they are fine, not everyone can get it but its about knowing if the bridge of your nose is okay for it or not
I think that a part of what is forgotten about piercing artists is they are artists. They are not just someone that is there to put jewelry in their clients. If I find a piercing is not a esthetically pleasing and has a poor success rate, I don't have to do them.
I have never done one and have in my 26 years of piercing never wanted to do one. In that period though I have seen countless people with crocked, poorly placed bridge piercings. Also hundreds of people with rejection scars.
My biggest issue I have with piercings like this is that piercers do not inform their clients of the risk of rejection.
Anyone else with a bridge piercing watching this like 🥴🙄
I didn't say that everyone had issues. What I expressed was a majority in my experience do.
i love this guy
Thank you.
damn I already impulsively pierced my bridge today yolo I guess it’s been one of my dream piercings
Here's hoping that you are having a good experience with it.
Didn't know Chris Farley did piercings now...
I don't think he does much now.
A) Can you take the piercing out temporarily like ear piercings?
B) If you can take it out, will it close up? Once I had my earrings out for a certain amount of time when I first got my ears pierced and the hole closed up, would that happen if you could manage to take it out?
Yes you can remove the jewelry but if you leave it out too long, it will close.
Thank you for this video I appreciate it 100% it has put me off getting it but I’m that type of person that has a form of ocd that it’s like it won’t leave me alone till I go and do this. I personally I will go for it but knowing my luck it will mess up never once in my life had a piercing reject on me in the past so I’m hoping if I get it that it won’t mess up. I was told by my piercer I have a good anatomy for this piercing so I might have to chance it. But I thank you so much for saying how many risks.
The key to any piercing is being educated before getting them.
I want my bridge pierced so bad but my glasses will just block it 😂
That maybe one of the many reasons that I never considered it.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing i thinks its def a piercing for people with 20/20 vision LOL
Yes it is
this does make me sad, but I'm very cautious about the piercings I put on my face (terrified of scarring) so I think this one's not for me...
If you do consider doing research your piercer and find one thst has a great deal of experience with bridge piercings.
all of the pros were so passive aggressive 😭😭😭
That may be because I'm from the Midwest aka the land where passive aggressive has been developed into an art form.
I'm not a fan of this piercing. I've seen a number of people over the years with huge amounts of scarring from rejection and I simply don't feel it distracts more than it adds to the fave. It's one of the piercings I will not do. When it comes to videos on piercings that I refuse to do, it's because I had a number of requests for it. A big part of this is my professional opinion of the piercing.
I want this piercing but I’m so nervous about it ending up crooked plus I wear glasses :/
Me TOO I also have glasses and I really want it, but I don’t want it to be irritated by my glasses rubbing it😫
Well it all depends on if there is contact
Thanks for letting me know the pros and cons, I have been contemplating this piercing for a year or two, I wear glasses and rub that part of my face when stressed. Im hoping it doesnt migrate or reject. I have salts ready for it like i had for my other piercings and they have healed perfectly. Thank you for the video, it was helpful.
You're welcome and I'm glad you found the video informative. When you do your consultation with your piercer discuss your concerns with them.
What game is ur pf from?
Has anyone ever told you that you have an announcer’s voice? Or like a radio voice? Regardless, I love it!!!
I'd like to get it done, even after this vid.
totally get every point you made (ive had over 25 piercings) I'm just hoping that once I get it done, I catch any rejection or migration early enough to take it out!
2:18 this is the exact reason i’m afraid to get this💀
I like your thinking about piercings to enhance your looks.
I wear glasses and have tried telling myself no to this piercing for years, even getting piercings to replace it that have a similar vibe (A double nostril), but I just can't do it anymore. I want this piercing so so badly and have an eye doctor appointment coming up anyway. I'm getting it the day before so I can get compatible glasses. If it scares I can always cover it with my glasses. I just have to take a chance on this one bc it's what my heart wants. I'll give updates when I get it
Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing So I got it a couple days ago and everything’s been fine, except that it’s been bleeding on and off. Sometimes from nothing and sometimes bc I’ve knocked it :/
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So my bridge piercing is fully healed and I love it!! I happen to have the right anatomy, healed it nicely, and I’m just obsessed. I’m glad I took a a chance on it 🥰
My main thought at the end of the video: I'm jealous of the people with pet Possums 😂😢
I’ve always wanted this piercing I have a septum and a belly button piercing would this a belly button piercing be similar?
No, the navel is by far a more established piercing. Though the bridge may have a slightly faster healing time, it is more prone to migration and rejection.
This is another piercing that I've had on my list for a long time but I wear glasses so unless I'm able to get contacts I don't think I would ever actually get it on top of the fact that I hate the way my nose looks and I'm worried that by getting it done it's going to make my nose look bigger and worse
With nose piercings, I'm always asked if I think it is going to make it look bigger? Yes, it will draw attention to the area but it also tends to distract from it. It all comes down to how well it fits your anatomy. Yeah, glasses, especially those with a think bridge are going to cause issues. I've had people comment on here that they wear glasses and have no issue but I think it would really depend on how and where the glasses rest on the bridge of the nose.
Such good information 🥺
Thank you!!!
Still on the fence with this piercing
You're welcome and and hopefully the inform helps to determine the best option for you.
Is ur pf from Alita battle angel?
@@kittycatgirl1139 yes!
I never considered getting this piercing. I don't think it looks good, or enhances anyone's appearance. If you have to wear glasses for correction or just safety glasses for work as I do, the piercing would be in the way. Also being a surface piercing that will eventually reject, it's just a waste of money. I can see why you won't do this piercing, and I wouldn't either if I were a body piercer. (Jan Griffiths).
Yeah, and it is one of those piercings that seem to go away and then return even more popular. I think this is about the fifth time it's done that. I really don't have anything against people getting them, as long as they are aware of the risks.
Can you do a video about vertical bridge piercings or third eye piercing.
Love your videos and it helped me choose to get my medusa pierced and I love all the information you give it is super helpful!!
All consider it but I really wish to stay away from surface to surface piercings.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing All good, still love the content! Have you or are you able to do a video on group piercings? Such as the triple conch/ triple forward helix and just info on how to heal a group of piercings in one area as I'm looking to get alot of ear work done over the next wo years and wanna have as much info on them as possible 👍
That's a good idea. Maybe planning and healing groupings. I'll add it to the list.
I have 15 piercings on my face an yes they all draw attention so yeah I can agree with you on that. 😂
Exactly!
I’m very excited to get this piercing it’s part of my ancestors culture and hopefully it’ll reconnect me
May I ask what your ancestral culture is?
I got mine today. Great.
Lol, Thats is exactly what I thought. Crossed eyes 🤣
Yeah, I can't help it, it always comes to mind.