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My conch piercing has a bump around it, what can I do to get rid of it?

although they look like keloids, they are most likely hypertrophic scarring, which is much more common and a lot easier to treat.

buy Tea Tree Oil, which can be found at walmart or any local drug store [and only costs only about 2 dollars] and use a q-tip to apply that to the front and back of each piercing once a day. in about a week to 2 weeks, they should go down immensely, if not disappear completely.

if you see no improvement after 2 weeks, try crushing up an aspirin tablet and mixing it with just a few drops of water to make a paste, apply the paste to the bumps, allow it to dry, then wash it off. do this once a day, or every 2 days.. once again, you should see results in a week or 2.

these have both worked for me and have both been suggested by professional piercers, however, not all solutions work for everyone. if these treatments do not work, go back to your piercer and get them to take a look at them. tell them what you have tried, if you saw any results, etc. the more you can tell them about the situation, the easier it will be for them to help you ! also, don't feel dumb going back to ask questions, that is what theyre there for! piercers would much prefer you to come back and get help healing a piercing right than for you to walk around in discomfort or with an ugly piercing due to lack of information.

good luck!!

Chest microdermal & new bump?

Tea tree oil, I'm guessing, is better for your cartilage piercing, since your microdermal would be more sensitive. But I've heard that that and aspirin tablets both aren't good for piercings. Try sea salt soaks. 2-3 times a day for about a month. It's not an overnight fix though, so don't expect it to get better really fast. Sea salt soaks work for a lot of people, but then again, different things work for different people. I just overcame a year long struggle with a nose piercing bump, and I tried everything from sea salt soaks to tea tree oil to aspirin to god-knows-what. Nothing worked, and I thought something horrible had happened to my piercing, since EVERYBODY on the internet was raving about how sea salt soaks saved their piercing. But no, it just didn't work. I took my nose piercing out the first time and let it heal, that made the bump go away (I got it repierced a month or two ago and got the bump again). If you don't want to take it out, then try the sea salt soaks. But if that doesn't work for you, then what I used is an Indian liquid antiseptic called Dettol. If you live in a city with an Indian grocery store, they're bound to have it. It's similar in its qualities to tea tree oil. Just use some by slightly soaking a q-tip in the undiluted Dettol and rub it on your piercing 2-3 times. My bump went away after a week. I still put some Dettol on around my piercing every now and then to prevent the bump from coming back, but maybe once a week, if even that. However, don't use Dettol undiluted anywhere else, it's REALLY strong. I only used it undiluted on my nose piercing because the scar tissue was so built up, it was the only thing that worked.

Anyway, if my problem sounds similar to your problem, then try Dettol. If not, go to your piercer again and show them what happened. If you don't want to go back, then go to a dermatologist.

Good luck!