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depends. Each area of the as its own unique healing period an rocess. Oral and oral/facial piercing ;nd to heal fastest, while others tens heal a bit slower. Also, every individu body heals and reacts to piercings in a individualized manner. So, your friend may have tackled an entire pizza a lays after getting a tongue piercin which is not recommended) while yo >n the other hand, may still be spoon ling ,yourself ice cream and soup r waiting the same amount o tM general guideline for Baling times is as follows Cartilage: 2 months -1 year Earlobe: 6-8 weeks Eyebrow: 6-8 week Genitals: 4 weeks -6 months Labret: 6-8 weeks Lip: 6-8 weeks Navel: 6 months -over 1 year Nipple: 2-6 months Nostril: 2 months -1 year Septum: 6-8 weeks Tongue: 6-8 weeks Wash your hands before touchingI your piercing If your piercer suggests that you wash your piercing, gently lather non -scented soft soap around the piercing and rinse as needed. such as (Recovery ProductsTM) 2-3 TIMES DAILY Rinse the area thoroughly and rem all traces of Non -Scented soft soap Dry by gently patting with disposable paper products Spray the outside of your piercing wi n aftercare solution, such as (Recover ProductsTM) 3-6 TIMES DAILY RINSE I a SA • Generic brand non -scented so soap (VS Blue Green Foam Soap) • Sea Salt Solution (For oral & other piercings) 1/4 Teaspoon non -iodized sea salt to 8 ounces warm distilled bottled water (Non -Iodized sea salt "IS NOT" table salt) • Do not rotate, twist or move an unhealed piercing • Do not clean your piercing with alcohol or hydrogen peroxide • Avoid Bactine and other ear care solutions with Benzalkonium Chloride (BKZ) • Do not over clean • Do not submerge your piercing in 1 bodies of water such as pools, lakes, or hot tubs (or use a waterproof wound sealant bandage) • Lack of sterilizatl • Often cause scar • Often inacc n �