Thank you Endless, and Akasha, I should probably search for said thread and introduce myself then. Hopefully the browser won't take forever.

Moving Loki's piercing Pic's from GB to Here (that should take care of the not being able to load at least some pics while on sat connection)

Love the piercings!
Your lebret one especially.
Very awesome background as well.

Those pics look amazing!! I have to agree, the piercings look awsome.

I'm getting my right eyebrow done tomorrow! Woohoo!

Awesome Morwenna!
You'll love it when it's done!

Love the piercings Loki!

Thank you Endless. Pitty I hate my photos I know I could do better but oh well they'll do for now.

Have fun with the eyebrow Morwenna.

And thank you, the rest of you for the comments on my piercings. Again, any questions are gladly answered.

I really want to get my nose, eye brow and maybe some other stuff done including tattoos, but I'm not sure if I should. I have keyloids but depending on when in my life there are done and were depends on how pad they are. Anyone have any ideas on if I should go through with it still or not?

DCGG, That's something for you to decide. It's your body, and shouldn't be left up to others to decide what you do with it. If you go with piercings, just remember to take care of them. Tattoo's are something to reflect on for a long time before you decide to get one. I'm sure you've heard it all before, but just take into consideration as to whether or not you really want it, or if it's just something that fits your mood for the time being. You don't want to walk around for the rest of your life with a big 'F*CK YOU' tattooed on the back of your neck just because you were angry at people for a few months.

Well, the keloids are generally taken care of if you go to a doctor and have them removed, or you can take them out yourself.

The piercing, if done right, should look good. If you're worried about getting more keloids, take care of your skin around the piercing and the piercing itself, with as little movement and touching of the jewelery as possible for the first couple of weeks as the skin is traumatized already and trying to reject the foreign object.

Always take what your artist says to heart and follow the directions. They should also have something posted in the shop about customers being able to return for questions or concerns without being charged until the piercing is fully healed. So feel free to pester your artist as much as you feel you need to.

Love the piercings Loki and wtf do you mean about bad pics??

I totally agree with your advice - any reputable piercer is going to want you to spread the word about them and will give you full after care instructions. It does pay to go to a good piercing studio though

I'm still enthralled with my nostril piercing after this long

Yaaay I got it done! It kind of hurt..and it's kind of sore, but it's nothing can't deal with. Here's a pic-

It looks GREAT! Now don't forget to take care of it

I'm taking extra special care of this one. I don't want it to reject.

That's always the scary part - when you worry about it rejecting. I'm sure it will be fine, it really suits you

Thanks guys! Succubus, it's really not that bad. If you've had your ears pierced, the pain is about the same. Just a little pinch that lasts only for a short moment and then only a little bit sore afterwords. This is a fast-healing piercing too, I can change the jewelry in 4-6 weeks.

Yes. I've been very careful about keeping my hands off of it. With my ears, I've played with the earrings and picked the crusties off, and both of them gave/are giving me trouble. It's too high of a risk to take with my new piercing, plus I don't like to heighten the pain, it feels weird.

Well think of the pain as the Buddhist's do, you're cleansing the body through pain. I'm sure your piercer told you this already, but clean it twice a day, once in the morning once in the evening with Anti-Bacterial soap, rotate it while in the shower after letting the hot water get as much of the crusties off as possible, and I would suggest, unless you like the ring, after your 4-6 weeks are up, you get a curved barbell to reduce the possibility of the ring you have now getting caught and or ripped out. Not trying to scare you, but it is always a possibility as I'm sure you know. But the piercing does look good.

^You're preaching to the choir here. It's okay, I already know how to take care of it and that's exactly what I'm going to do, except I use saline solution given to me by the piercer, not soap. I got the captive bead ring in when I got it pierced because it's easier to clean. I could have gotten a barbell but I didn't. Saving that for later after it heals.