A high-lobe piercing should hurt “no more than any other piercing when performed by a professional,” Tash explains. “Maybe there’s a little discomfort, but it’s soon forgotten when you’ve seen the end result.” Because it’s in almost the same place as a traditional lobe piercing, it should feel about the same.
Additionally, when can I change my upper lobe piercing?
6-8 weeks
Secondly, how long do upper lobe piercings hurt? Much like redness and swelling, pain – especially tenderness – is most common within the first 2 days of a new ear piercing. However, it is not unusual for piercings to be painful or tender to the touch within the first 2 weeks.
People also ask, how can I make my ear piercing heal faster?
To speed things up, clean the piercing every day with mild soapy water. Don’t irritate the skin around the piercing and avoid reopening the wound, which could slow down healing time. Give the tissue around the piercing plenty of time to heal before you change the jewelry.
