Actually, getting a nose nail is similar to getting an ear pierced. You can wear a stick like piercing your ears, but usually there is a small ball (protrusion) slightly larger than your nails at the end of the turbinate to prevent it from falling out after wearing it. The inner patch worn in the ear hole has no small protrusions and is easy to fall off. If you are not careful, you will slip into the nasal cavity, which is more dangerous. Therefore, it is not recommended to use stickers worn in ear holes.

In addition, some people will bend their nails (long nose nails) in their nostrils with small pliers so that they will not fall off easily. When you don't want this nose nail, just break it with pliers and take it off.

How long does it take to recover after a nose nail? It depends on your physical fitness. People with good skin recovery ability may recover in less than a week, and people with poor skin recovery ability may not recover for a month or two.

Like ear holes, a hole with a completely grown turbinate will not grow, and it usually takes at least half a year. People with bad skin may take a year or two. If you don't apply it often after applying the nose nail, it is likely that a hole will grow on the nose nail. If you wear the turbinate for several years, it won't grow.