Ashley piercings can get infected easily. Signs of an infected Ashley piercing include redness and swelling, fever, discharge or bleeding, unusual pain and discomfort.

When can I change my nipple piercing? To avoid infections and other complications, it is really best to wait 12 months to change your nipple piercing. You'll need to be patient: nipple piercings can take 3 to 12 months to heal completely!

The Ashley lip piercing is a single piercing to the center of the bottom lip and an exit at the back of the lip. It is commonly pierced with studs, has a high pain level, and tends to draw attention to the lower lip. 

One of the most important factors in the success of nose piercings is the material you choose. If you're considering a nose piercing, here are some of the best metals for nose rings (as well as some to avoid).