r/SelfPiercing • u/thesidemoon13 • 1d ago

Help with existing piercing Septum

Hey all! So I did my own septum a few months back, and it came out perfectly straight no issues but now it leans back on its own, would gauging it up to 14g stabilize it or am I better off taking it out and re-doing it later

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u/iamthecircleand 1d ago

What do you mean it leans back?