*** This is a scene of removing a piercing buried in the lip due to a small labret piercing or a short piercing bar. Also, this is a scene of removing protruding filler due to excessive filler and salivary duct stones caused by inflammation and damage to the salivary duct. The treatment shown in the video must be received at a professional location after sufficient consultation with an expert. In an attempt to express it in an animated way, there are some parts that are simple or exaggerated. Please keep this in mind and ask for your understanding 😥***
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This video covers various problems that can occur in the mouth area!
People who are trying piercing for the first time often start without knowing whether the product is right for them, so they may experience inflammation, swelling, and heat.
This video also shows a surgical removal of a piercing buried in the lip due to a small labret piercing or a short piercing bar. If these symptoms occur, it is best to stop using the piercing immediately.
If your skin is tight or swollen, it is a good idea to change the length of the bar of your piercing to increase its length!
In fact, all types of body piercings, including lip piercings, carry a risk of infection.
Unlike other skin, lip piercings in particular are more vulnerable to infection because they are directly connected to the oral cavity.
It is said that not only can it cause inflammation, but in severe cases, it can also cause various infectious diseases, so if you get a lip piercing, be sure to get it done! It must be done at a properly verified site and receive thorough follow-up care.
You can experience vicarious satisfaction with a variety of treatments, from piercing and filler removal to salivary duct stones, so be sure to watch until the end!
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