So you’ve been following proper aftercare guidelines, made sure your piercing is healing, and you’re ready for new earrings. Now what? 

It’s time for The Change Out!

Here’s why you should come back to Rowan for your first jewelry change.

1. You already trust Rowan nurses with your ears

Whether they’re yours or your child’s, changing your earrings for the first time can be nerve-wracking. They can be tricky to take out on your own! They’re on securely specifically so that they don’t fall out during the initial healing process and allow for better airflow around the new piercing to promote better healing. Leave it to Rowan nurses to take care of your first change out. Not only will they change your earrings for you, but they’ll also provide you and your child with helpful tips and tricks for changing them yourself the next time around.

2. It’s the next step in your aftercare process

Changing your jewelry for the first time is part of the healing process. It’s a vital part of making sure the piercing continues to heal properly. Come in for a check up 3 weeks post-piercing and our nurses will help you determine whether you’re ready to change your earrings. If you are, they’ll change them when you’d like!

3. Our hypoallergenic jewelry will keep your piercing safe

All our jewelry is nurse-approved and hypoallergenic, which means no common irritants like brass, zinc, or nickel. This is crucial for the health of your piercing - especially in the first year or more of healing. Choosing the right jewelry helps keep your piercing happy and healthy.

Come back to your nearest Rowan for The Change Out with a Rowan nurse. The complimentary service is available Monday - Thursday with purchase of a pair of Rowan hypoallergenic earrings.

Our nurses will also ensure you know how to properly change your earrings on your own (think of it like an optometrist teaching you how to put in contacts!) to make sure your piercings stay happy and healthy.

Sit back in the piercing chair, relax, and take an #earfie. You’re in the best hands when you come in for The Change Out.