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	Eyebrow piercing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eyebrow piercings are a type of surface piercing and share the risk of migration and aftercare issues that all surface piercings have.
		Anti-eyebrow piercings are a variant of the standard eyebrow piercings, with the placement of the jewelry being along the lower orbit of the eye, at the top of the cheekbones.
		Unlike many other surface piercings, surface bars or other appropriate jewelry is not always used in the initial piercing, and the use of more commonly available body piercing jewelry often creates an unnecessarily large risk of migration or rejection in eyebrow piercings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brow_piercing (377 words)

	Migration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Animals may also migrate to a certain location to breed, as is the case with some fish.
		The longest known migration of a bird is that of the Arctic Tern, which migrates from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back each year.
		Piercing migration, where a piece of body jewelry, during or after healing, shifts or is rejected by the body.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Migration (324 words)

	rec.arts.bodyart: Piercing FAQ 6--Problems & Hazards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Over-cleaning the piercing, failure to thoroughly rinse the piercing after using soap, or using an antiseptic or soap that is too drying can cause the openings of the piercing to become red, overly dry and cracked.
		Piercings in moist areas which lack air circulation and which are irritated by friction sometimes develop extrusions of red, inflamed soft tissue which may form a ring or flap around the entrances.
		Rings which are too small in diameter constrict the piercing and cause the entrances of the piercing to migrate to conform to the tight curvature of the ring.
	omicron.felk.cvut.cz /FAQ/articles/a457.html (3035 words)

	Piercing FAQ
		The piercing should be made in the center of the triangle of the frenulum and not too close to the base of the tongue, where there are blood vessels and glands present.
		Migration and rejection of the piercing is usually caused by pressure on the piercing.
		Piercings intersect the nipple and the ducts perpendicularly.
	www.sexuality.org /l/bodyart/piercing.html (17753 words)

	rec.arts.bodyart: Piercing FAQ 6--The Healing Process & Healing Problems
		Soaking the piercing is beneficial in drawing-out discharge.
		The second piercing is usually made behind the scar tissue from the initial piercing; piercing through the scar tissue can be difficult and in some cases very painful.
		Migration and rejection is indicated by the piercing becoming narrower and more shallow, and the jewelry may become visible through the skin.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/bodyart/piercing-faq/healing-process-problems (3730 words)

	Body piercing advice and body piercing faq questions and advice on body piercing
		On other occasions, migration will occur because the jewellery used in the piercing is too big and is resisting the elasticity, or ?flow', of the skin, and so the body allows the jewellery to move into a more ?comfortable' place.
		Abscesses are often the result of a new piercing that could not drain fluid properly (where the entry and exit points have been left crusted by blood or, more commonly, puss) and can appear as reddish-pink bumps in between the ends of the piercing.
		The location of the piercing is an important factor in its long-term ?health' as well as the extent to which stretching the piercing will affect the tissue around the piercing.
	www.bodyjewelleryshop.com /body_piercing_information/common_body_piercing_problems.cfm (2952 words)

	Piercing FAQ
		Non-oral piercings should be washed twice daily with a liquid anti-microbial soap, we have Satin available in the studio, or you could use Provon.
		Piercings that are not completely healed, or piercings such as tongues, will begin to shrink immediately after the jewelry has been removed.
		Piercing is widely unregulated and almost anybody can call him or herself a body piercer, depending upon state and local legislation.
	www.jonescustom.com /piercing/pfaq.htm (3172 words)

	First Real Piercing--Migrated!
		He said it sounded like piercing migration, but for it to occur so quickly was very rare.
		Scott looked at it and verified that yes, indeed, this was migration and that the best way to fix it would be to remove the ring.
		As the migration progressed, it simply seemed that the ring was a little further forward of where it was originally placed; nothing weird or creepy looking.
	www.bmezine.com /pierce/08-nipple/A40913/nipfirqk.html (825 words)

	Diamond Advice and Weddings Forum - Bill of rights for those about to be pierced (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		to be pierced* in a scrupulously hygienic, open invironment, by a clean conscientious piercer wearing a fresh pair of disposable latex gloves.
		to be pierced* with a brand new, completely sterilized needle, which is immediately disposed of in a medical sharps container after use on the piercee alone.
		Customers should be prepared to accept the fact that they might not be able to successfully ‘have’ a piercing in the area of their choice, and in the manner of their choosing.
	www.diamondchitchat.com /bbs/archive/index.php/t-2082.html (3880 words)

	Surface Piercing: The BME Encyclopedia
		A surface piercing is a piercing where the entrance and exit holes are (usually) pierced through the same plane — that is, through a flat area of skin.
		Most surface piercings fail, not because surface piercings are impossible, but because there are a lot of totally incompetent piercers out there that don't understand how the body heals.
		Traditionally, surface piercings were simply done using the same method as regular piercings — with a straight or curved metal bar.
	risks.bmezine.com /?Surface_Piercing (544 words)

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		Gules, a demi-eagle erased and on a chief triangular argent a cinquefoil pierced purpure.
		As for mascles, they have always been drawn with a sizeable central piercing throughout their extensive period of use as a charge in heraldry.
		\hyphpar0\par\pard\sb60\li720\sl-180 The charges in this device are the default SCA spur rowel, which is a pierced mullet of six points (as noted in the \i Pictorial Dictionary\i0).\hyphpar0\par\pard\sb60\li720\sl-180 In general, complex counterchanging was not found in period armory, probably due to the lack of identifiability of the charges being counterchanged.
	www.sca.org /heraldry/loar/2003/09/03-09lar.rtf (16319 words)

	belly button piercing [Archive] - StangNet Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The problem with the navel piercings and the whole surface piercing thing is that there's nothing for the jewelry to actually "go through", because you're in fact just going "under" the skin and out in another point, rather than "through" a piece of skin, such as an ear lobe or nostril.
		Yet another problem with navel piercings, is the fact that your stomach/navel are almost ALWAYS moving, due to the fact that you're gonna be breathing for most of your life (i'd say so).
		As with the navel piercing, migration can be a problem but usually only as bad if you have heavy jewelry or wear hoops.
	forums.stangnet.com /archive/index.php/t-488883.html (4766 words)

	rec.arts.bodyart: Piercing FAQ 1--Introduction
		From: Anne Greenblatt Newsgroups: rec.arts.bodyart Subject: rec.arts.bodyart: Piercing FAQ 1--Introduction Message-ID: <020520000011182639%piercingfaq@piercingexquisite.com> User-Agent: YA-NewsWatcher/3.1.8 Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 07:11:18 GMT Archive-name: bodyart/piercing-faq/introduction Last-modified: May 01, 2000 Posting-frequency: Quarterly URL: http://www.cs.uu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/bodyart/piercing-faq/.html Summary: This posting contains information about body piercing.
		All of the Piercing FAQs may be cited as: Greenblatt, Anne (2000) "rec.arts.bodyart Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)" Usenet rec.arts.bodyart, available via anonymous FTP: rtfm.mit.edu:/pub/faqs/bodyart/ While you are allowed individual copies of the Piercing FAQ, this does not mean the FAQ is in the public domain.
		Part of the value of the Piercing FAQ is that it is a living document; it is updated quarterly to include the most current information available.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/bodyart/piercing-faq/introduction (700 words)

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