If you get a surface piercing when it eventually rejects the piercing?

Question

can you then get pierced again in exactly the same place?

with the same type of piercing

Answer 1

Its all about where its pierced meaning,if its in a spot that gets allot of movement its going to push out quicker..And its up to your body..I cant handle any surface piercing and they reject pretty quick too...

Answer 2

It depends on the amount of tissue there is. Usually a piercist will only repierce an area if they can get enough tissue. They usually never pierce through scar tissue.  

Answer 3

Surface piercings have about at 50% rejection rate. Done properly, with a surface bar with 90 degree bends in a low movement area you minimize the risks of rejection, but can't negate them all together. If you have a surface piercing that has rejected, you need to figure out why. If it was done with flexible material you may have better luck with a proper surface bar.

You can get it re-done once the scar tissue heals, but still run a high risk of rejection. You can also try micro-dermals, which came out a few years ago. They have a lower rejection rate and a pair of them look like a surface piercing. The downside is that they are much harder to remove.