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if it is healed then u should have no problem, but if not don't. and once u gauge it, u may never be able 2 get it to a 16 again
No, not unless it's been healed a long time and the piercing has naturally stretched a little. Even then, you should use a lubricated 14g taper to stretch your piercing and insert the jewelry.
If you aren't wanting to stretch your piercing, which is a permanent change, then just go get the correct size, and make sure you double check in the future.
I wouldn't do it. You don't want to rip or tear your skin especially on your face where it would be really noticable not to mention painful. Plus, you don't want to worry about infection either. If you got it professionally gauged or something you would be better off if u really wanted to use the 14 GA jewelry that bad.
it really depends on how old the piercing is if its a fresh piercing it will be hard to get inand could cause some issues if its an older piercing then you might have a little trouble getting it it but it will be fine although it will stretch the hole
what should you do to make sure that your lip piercing heal fast and does not get any infection?
by Tox1586 on August 25th, 2010
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hmm, so im confused. whats the difference between a monroe and a labret? getting my lip pierced soon so wanna make sure i get the right thng
by summerforever4509 on July 13th, 2010
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I got my lip done 2 months ago i have never had a problem with it but 2 nights ago it healed over the stud what should i do?
by erin_e on January 9th, 2011
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What to do you think is the best material for a larger size labret?
by Aznbonham on October 15th, 2010
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I just pierced my own lip and I have a couple questions, please read description.
by AskMissTaylor on August 18th, 2010
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You're reading I accidentally bought a 14 gauge stud instead of 16 gauge. will i be able to put it in my piercing (monroe, 16 gauge) without causing infection/scarring etc?
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