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Question by Ashley
Submitted on 10/21/2006
Related FAQ: rec.arts.bodyart: Piercing FAQ 6--The Healing Process & Healing Problems
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how do I change my nose stud?  When I first got it pierced it was a nose screw and it came out fine and I put in a stud that was straight and had a ball on the end.  But now the gem has fallen out and I attempted to change it but couldn't get it out!!!  Please, how do I change it?  Should I go to a professional piercer to do it?  Can I go to anyone or do I have to go to where I got it done?  I hope not because I recently moved and now I'm 3 and 1/2 hrs from where I got it done. help please??


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