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How and when do I take out my orginal navel ring?

I have had my orginal belly button ring in for a couple of months and it is pretty much healed and I was just wndering how exactly do you take it out? It is round and it has a little ball and the guy who pierced it said it might be hard to take out. And how long do you have to wait to take it out?

Hi Netters,

Before removing your old belly ring, make sure that the fresh piercing is properly healed.

You have to be able to move the belly ring and play with it without experiencing any pain or unpleasant feelings and the holes of the piercing have to look normal color and not crusty.

Don’t haste, because belly piercing usually takes a whole lot more time to heal and if you rush you rick to get it inflamed or infected.

Check the first link for your reference.

Regarding the opening pliers – check the second link for a pair of pliers. I reckon you can order them on the Net and try to open the ball closure ring yourself. It shouldn’t be that hard!

All the best,
Rob

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3 Responses to “How and when do I take out my orginal navel ring?”

  1. u twiste the one ball off and pull it through
    References :

  2. When I removed mine I took a pair of needle nose pliers and put it inside the hoop and slowly opened the pliers up until the little ball fell off. Then I was able to remove the hoop as well. If you’re afraid it might hurt a little, try numbing up your bellybutton with some ice before you try it.
    References :

  3. Hi Netters,

    Before removing your old belly ring, make sure that the fresh piercing is properly healed.

    You have to be able to move the belly ring and play with it without experiencing any pain or unpleasant feelings and the holes of the piercing have to look normal color and not crusty.

    Don’t haste, because belly piercing usually takes a whole lot more time to heal and if you rush you rick to get it inflamed or infected.

    Check the first link for your reference.

    Regarding the opening pliers – check the second link for a pair of pliers. I reckon you can order them on the Net and try to open the ball closure ring yourself. It shouldn’t be that hard!

    All the best,
    Rob
    References :
    http://www.belly-button-rings-guide.com/how-to-change-belly-ring.html
    http://www.bodycandy.com/cgi-bin/item/2811

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