Add Tongue Piercing
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The app is simple to use, offering intuitive navigation and long list of features. It utilizes AI-based functionality for making basic tongue piercing generation before being corrected by professional retouchers who perform all the main edits manually.

This tongue piercing app allows you to receive the first photo for free. In addition to requesting a tongue piercing, you can order several other enhancements to your images.

Pictures of people showing their tongue often want to get rid of double chin which is possible in this app. People also often remove all distracting elements from the tongue as well as whiten or fix teeth.

In addition to visualizing yourself with a tongue piercing, you can request skin smoothing or make your face skinny on photos.

After downloading the app, you need to:

1. Import your image and choose the tongue piercing.
2. Pick the “Tongue Piercing” from the menu and specify remove/add.
3. Receive the edited photo within a couple of minutes.

Infection. The mouth hosts a lot of bacteria, which can cause an infection if the piercing area isn’t cleaned well. This can manifest in swelling, pain, and more dangerous problems like abscesses if left unchecked.

Swelling and breathing problems. Swelling is a typical side effect after getting a tongue piercing. In rare scenarios, excessive swelling can block your airway and make it harder to breathe, in which case you should visit a doctor.

Damage to teeth and gums. Tongue piercings add a risk of chipping or cracking your teeth, particularly if the jewelry is big or if you often click it against your teeth. Moreover, the accessory can come in contact with the gums, causing gum recession and other dental issues in the long term.

Nerve damage. Even though this rarely happens, a tongue piercing can hurt the nerves, potentially affecting your sense of taste or movement in parts of your tongue. Such damage can be temporary or, even rarer, permanent.

Allergic reactions. Certain people can have an allergic reaction to specific metals like nickel, which is often employed for making piercing jewelry. Hypoallergenic materials like titanium and surgical steel are the safer options.

Inconvenient speech and eating. A tongue piercing, particularly when it’s still healing, can temporarily impact your speech and eating. Some individuals even suffer from a lisp, more active saliva production, or problems pronouncing some words until they get used to the piercing.

Small chance of bloodborne infections. As with all piercings, if done using non-sterile equipment, there’s a chance of bloodborne illnesses, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or HIV. If after using a fake tongue piercing filter you decide to get the real thing, pick a reputable licensed professional who will use sterilized tools to minimize this risk.

Embedded or migrating jewelry. The piercing can be embedded into the tongue or start to migrate, prompting medical or surgical intervention to take off or rearrange the item.

If the results you receive from a tongue piercing editor inspired you to get one, there are multiple factors you can account for to ensure the entire process goes through smoothly:

Research the tongue piercing studio and its employees. Pick a licensed, dependable studio with professional piercers who employ sterilized, one-use needles and high-quality jewelry. Read all available reviews and recommendations to learn about the quality and safety of a studio.

Study the healing process and aftercare. Tongue piercings usually require between 4-6 weeks of healing, but most of the swelling should go away within 1-2 weeks. Attentive aftercare is essential and includes daily saltwater rinsing, no cigarettes or alcohol, and avoiding specific foods to prevent infection and irritation.

Understand possible dangers and complications. Inform yourself of potential risks that include infection, swelling, allergic reactions, and dental issues. The tongue has many blood vessels, so in rare situations, swelling can affect your breathing, and infections can require a doctor's visit.

Prepare for temporary speech and eating problems. Getting used to your tongue piercing can affect your speech and eating, as it’s likely you’ll produce more saliva, have a temporary lisp, or feel uncomfortable when eating. Tinier chunks of softer food are usually more convenient to eat during the initial healing stage.

Pick hypoallergenic jewelry. For your first tongue piercing, pick jewelry made of hypoallergenic metals, which include titanium and surgical-grade stainless steel, to minimize the chance of allergic reactions. After you’ve healed, you can replace it with other metals as long as you don’t pick any lower-quality compounds.

The FixThePhoto tongue piercing app delivers highly realistic results that can't be achieved by just using AI-based automated filters. Our combination of artificial intelligence and manual editing relieves the user of the need to pick between speed and quality.

You can request a specific jewelry brand for your tongue piercing, which is seldom offered in alternative applications. Additionally, you can ask to receive the same type of jewelry item that you’ve seen on a celebrity to visualize how it would look on you.