just got helix done friday, just cleaned this morning. what is that white circle? just noticed it.

It’s healing and looks great! Very cute too☺️ I’m in the medical field, I’d recommend:Hydrogen peroxide and a Q tip or warm salt water rinse and Q tip Try not the bump or touch it (I know it’s like impossible 😂🤷‍♀️ lol but the more it’s not disturbed the better)Advil for any inflammationKeep it dry and clean (I know- duh🙂)If it starts to be:Hot to the touchReally red and/or itchyOr worse, you start to feel a lil crappy (think fever/cold/flu)-Draw a circle ⭕️ around the red area -keep an eye on it. -If the redness moves beyond the circle (in like a 12 hr period) make sure to call/seek medical attention. But!-again, it looks great. Cheers and keep us posted on the new jewels💎you decide to dress it up w.👏🙌🥰

Looks like normal healing.

Looks like it's just healing. Do the salt rinses and dry it all around.

Put some tea tree oil on it for about a week or until it clears once a day after you clean it. Be sure to mix the tea tree oil with a carrier oil to dilute it for it to be safe to go on the skin.

Could be keloid. My niece just got a piercing there recently and hers got a bad keloid 😢

should i take it out? not really feeling it no more.

Not sure but mine did this when I got it pierced 15 years ago so I would say normal because it went away after it healed....maybe someone else will be able to help more!

I got that pierced years ago, and I still can’t go longer than a week with a piercing on, it would start to hurt, and puss would come out. I ended up taking them out. I think I’m allergic to cheap/fake earrings because my normal piercing spot would do the same thing, and the second one above would do the same. I got my first piercing while been a baby, the second above was around 2012, and the helix in 2015, at different places. So idk what’s wrong with my ears at this point, i would get stainless steel piercings and it’ll do the same thing 🫠🫠

That looks normal. Sea salt and Emu oil would have healed that small bump.