👀 How to recognize a badly done (or problematic) belly button piercing

🧬 When the body says “no”: the signals that should not be ignored

The belly button piercing is one of the most beloved… but also one of the most delicate. Understanding if something is going wrong can make the difference between a perfect healing and months of problems.

Let's look at the most common signs that indicate a badly done or suffering belly button piercing - without going into the details of the treatment (spoiler: I'll explain that to you in my complete course!).

🔴 Infection in progress? Here are the classic symptoms

Slight redness for the first few days is normal. But if you notice these symptoms, your piercing may be infected :

• Redness that spreads and does not improve

• Swelling that is hard and warm to the touch

• Throbbing pain

• Yellow-green discharge and bad odor

• Fever (in more severe cases)

👀 It's not just “a normal scab,” guys.

❌ Is the jewel migrating? Watch out for rejection

Belly button piercing rejection can occur even months after application. If the body “does not accept it”, the jewelry slowly begins to come out on its own.

Typical signs:

• The skin above the jewelry becomes thinner

• You see more of the jewel than before (the bar looks longer)

• The hole moves from its original position

• The skin between the two holes is thin, shiny or red

🧠 If your piercing feels like it’s “walking”… you’re not going crazy.

☹️ Keloids, granulomas and the like

Not everything that is a “bump” is bad, but some are:

• Keloids : Exaggerated, hard, raised scars that enlarge over time

• Granulomas : Red, soft balls, often caused by irritation or infection

• Hyperkeratosis : Thick crusts or excess skin

⚠️ Many people confuse these things or… ignore them completely until it's too late.

💬 “But is it normal?” – Typical phrases (and warning bells)

“It hurts a little but only when I touch it…”“It only bleeds if I sleep on it.”“There’s a weird blister but maybe that’s normal…”“I removed the scab and now it’s still bleeding.”

If you too have asked yourself these questions, it's time to REALLY understand what's happening. ( Spoiler : in my course you will find all the answers with real examples, photos and step-by-step explanations).

🎓 Want to know if everything is ok? Or if you ended up in the hands of an inexperienced piercer?

In my complete video course on belly button piercing care I explain:

• How to Recognize Rejection Before It's Too Late

• How to distinguish infection from simple irritation

• What is the difference between granuloma, keloid and scab?

• How to tell if the person who flat-pierced you… understood something or not

🎥 With real photos, concrete examples, tips and very useful bonuses only for those who purchase the course.

✨ Conclusion

Your belly button piercing should heal calmly and without surprises. If you notice any of these signs, don't wait for it to become a disaster.

👉 Learn how to handle every problem in my complete course dedicated to belly button piercing care . Your skin deserves the best. And so do you.

💡 Did you recognize any of these signs?

Don't wait for the situation to get worse or for them to tell you "well, it should have been removed sooner". In my complete video course on belly button piercing care you will find everything you need to:

💎 Understand exactly what's going on

💎 Know when to worry (and when not to)

💎 Do the right thing without harming yourself

💎 Recognizing an expert piercer and when to avoid them like the plague

👉 Click here to access the course now and transform your belly button from “SOS” to “OMG!” in a few days.📲 It's easy, fast and saves you from wasting time on Google with random diagnoses.