My friend and I got our belly buttons done. Neither one of us had very much skin in the bar when they were first done. Mine was crooked. I was nervous to get it done and so I looked the ceiling the whole time. What I wasn't told was that he washed his hands out I gloves and set everything up. He the proceeded to smoke a cigarette and use his phone while his gloves were on and then pierced my belly button. He told both of us to clean them 2-3 times a day with rubbing alcohol. ...As they were not healing after a few weeks, still bleeding, very tender and very red we looked up how to help the piercing heal. EVERYWHERE was saying not to use rubbing alcohol when you first get them done and to use non-scented soap. So why we were told this idk. My friend has had to take hers out and I am too because there's almost no skin on the bar. No it isn't rejecting and it's not migrating. The skin isn't thin there's just hardly any in between the two barbells. Like I said it's been the same amount since I got it done. I recommend no one goes here to do piercings they have turned out horrible. He doesn't know what he is doing and his info isn't up to date on how to care for new piercings. See More Read Less