Currently there are individual differences in the timing of ear piercing closures and no generalizations can be made. It is usually recommended to have your ears pierced at the end of March and the end of September every year, when the weather is warmer and more conducive to wound repair. You should insist on wearing earrings at the beginning of your ear piercing to prevent the ear hole from closing quickly, and after six months, the wound will be healed and you can wear earrings at will. If you do not wear earrings for a long time, some people can have their ear piercing closed after a few months, while some people do not have their ear piercing closed for more than ten years, so there are individual differences. In addition, it is recommended that you switch to sterling silver or gold hoop earrings three days after getting your ears pierced to prevent allergies. Patients are advised to pay attention to not squeezing their ears when washing their faces or sleeping after getting their ears pierced. They should keep their ears dry and ventilated, and insist on applying medical alcohol daily for disinfection to prevent infection.