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[header] How to put on a captive ring [title] Wait three months after the initial piercing. [step] Depending on the location of your piercing, you will need to wait at least three months before changing your ring or hardware. This allows the skin to heal and will make it possible for you to insert a new ring without tearing.

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  1. The process can take several weeks, so the duration is more depending on your venue. [substeps] Consider this a post-piercing procedure, in which you can adjust the positioning of the piercing during which you do not want to have a piercing removed.
  2. [substeps] Wait at least three months after the piercing in order to prevent the piercing from breaking. When you can change your ring, you will have changed your sex, age, ring location, case size, and type of piercing.
  3. If you choose to change your ring earlier or would just like some extra help, which is quite common, go visit your piercer. [substeps] Many people go ahead and schedule with their piercer for the first change and then do subsequent changes themselves.
  4. Typically, a captive ring is only as long as the piercing stays in place for some time. [substeps] You should only wear your jewelry for one month.

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