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[[Earlobe stretching]] needs to be done slowly. If you overstretch, it's easy to create long tears around the circumference of the [[fistula]] (the skin tube that makes up the inside of the piercing). This risk can easily be avoided by stretching slowly — there's no point in stretching too quickly, because the subsequent scar tissue that forms after a tear is much more difficult to stretch.
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'''Emrys Yetz''' is the founder of [[Rites Of Passage]], a [[Suspension]] group.


If your lobe does tear, it's important to treat it properly to avoid follow-up problems such as [[Piercing Blow-out]]. After a torn lobe, immediately downsize — sometimes significantly — the jewelry to take all pressure off the wound. Allow it to fully heal before attempting to continue stretching. You may actually be pleased to find out that when you get back up to the size you were at that your lobe is actually a little thicker as well — but not always; some people may actually experience the opposite as Ashley writes,
''He can be found on IAM at'' [http://iam.bmezine.com/?Tyler+Durden IAM: Tyler Durden].


:''"When my right ear ripped after I stretched to 3/4ths, I let it downsize to heal. It didn't get thicker than before and when I went back up to 3/4ths it got really thin... thinner than my left ear. I'm afraid if I stretch it larger it will completely rip because it's so thin."''
Yetz is a dedicated and high quality professional [[Piercer]]. Yetz has been a professional piercer for ten years. He currently pierces at [[Lucky's]] in Northampton and Amherst, MA, and also pierces out of [[Lefty's]] In his hometown of Pittsfield, MA. Yetz says ''"I do my best to make the client feel comfortable and provide an professional, aseptic procedure along with being there to help with any further questions down the road."''


The biggest key in stretching is to take it slow and listen to your body! [[Philip Barbosa]] adds,
'''Other Shops Emrys has been associated with:'''


:''"This might not be accurate, but when I was in college and stretching my ears seven years ago, in Toronto 0 gauge ears were not that common and usually noticed. My humanities professor told me a story about a tribe in Africa where the stretching of your lobes represented knowledge gained through listening. If done correctly, and done over time, you showed years of knowledge obtained from listening to elders with much larger lobes and much more knowledge than you. If you went too fast though, you would mess up your ears and look like someone who was passing themselves off as falsely knowing more than everyone else... '''the village idiot'''."''
* [[Splash of Color]]
* [[Crazy Chameleon]]
* [[Obscurities]]
* [[Brutal Temtations]]
* [[Bowery Tattoo]]
* [[Peter tat-2]]


== Entries related to this risk ==
== External Links ==
* [[Stretched Earlobe Piercing]]
* [http://www.luckystattoo.org www.luckystattoo.org]
* [http://www.ariteofpassage.org www.ariteofpassage.org]

Latest revision as of 03:15, 17 September 2023

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Emrys Yetz is the founder of Rites Of Passage, a Suspension group.

He can be found on IAM at IAM: Tyler Durden.

Yetz is a dedicated and high quality professional Piercer. Yetz has been a professional piercer for ten years. He currently pierces at Lucky's in Northampton and Amherst, MA, and also pierces out of Lefty's In his hometown of Pittsfield, MA. Yetz says "I do my best to make the client feel comfortable and provide an professional, aseptic procedure along with being there to help with any further questions down the road."

Other Shops Emrys has been associated with:

External Links

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