I want to start streaching my ears if i streach to 6 mm will it close back up? or is 5 mm best to stick with ?

Question

to be on the safe side

Answer 1

I stretched mine to 10mm, took them out and they closed right back up.

Answer 2

mine closed from 10mm :)

Answer 3

I don't know about measurements in 'mm' but mine is 0g and has closed up a bit. I've HEARD (may be unreliable, but he has gauged his ears...) up to a 00g will still close.

Answer 4

Why stretch them if you want them to close up again at some point, it doesn't make sense !!!

Answer 5

My ears are at 16mm and one of them closed at 14mm, so 6mm will be fine. I would suggest that if you want to stretch your ears any higher only go up to a 10mm because depending on how well you stretched them - e.g. if you rushed it and got blow out etc. it will be less likely to heal properly.

Hope i helped.

Answer 6

stick to 5. any more and the ear can go all dry and start cracking. if you are happy with the way they are, stick with it to avoid damage

Answer 7

ive been through a bit of stretching myself (one ear is 18mm and the other is 4mm)

i stretched both ears to 10 mm, but due to complications with my left one, i had to let it close back up again, and restart 2 months later.

i went to my local peirser to ask her about it, and 10mm is usualy the last stretch befor you get to the *point of no return*

of corse everones bodys heals deiiferently, my freind had 32mm and they closed up to an 8mm

but as a gernral rule of thumb, dont go past 10mm if you want them to heal back up completley

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Answer 8

Whats the point are you 'short' of hearing lol. Seriously you should leave your ears as they are, if you were meant to have big ears you would have been born an elephant. It can cause irreversible damage so leave the status quo .