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the same ting hip piercing..sorry.
ok so does that means your body will reject it sooner or later and the piercing will just come off with your skin.?if so what is the point of getting it.?
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Exactly, your body will definitely get rid of it eventually, depending on how quickly you heal. The piercing itself will never truly "heal" since the cells are constantly trying to expel it from your body. Rejection is natural, it's healthy, we should be glad our bodies do things like this to protect us from serious illness.
People USUALLY are smart and take them out before it completely rips through the skin and falls out; however, some aren't so wise and wait until it's pretty far out there--leaving them much larger, deep scars.
The point of getting it?
Well, people like to have them around for as long as they last. Some people like scars even and some people just get the piercing to fit in with the crowd. A few people out there are simply addicted to the pain or want to hurt themselves--so they find any acceptable way possible to do so, regardless of the negative aspects.
It's become popular now to pierce yourself up as much as possible. A lot of people aren't educated enough to know what rejection is and that it WILL happen to ALL surface piercings and so they go into getting the piercing with that lack of knowledge. Some (actually, most nowadays) piercers are so money-greedy that they do not tell the person that their piercing will have to come out sooner or later, whether they want that to happen or not.
People tend to not take the time to read up on as much as possible on their possible piercing. This means they go into the whole ordeal in the dark just to fit in with the crowd. Peer pressure can do silly things to a person, believe me!
Some people that know the piercing will reject accept that and want to wear the piercing for a little while. Take corset piercings for example: corset piercings are rarely ever worn beyond one day even because they will reject quickly and leave horrible scars. Usually they are placed in before a social gathering and within an hour or two they are removed to prevent scarring.
I hope I've helped you! :)
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