When the diameter of the fistula is enlarged, it is known as stretching of the piercing. In such a situation, the tissue stretches to such an extent that the user can wear jewelry having a larger gauge. The area where the piercing is done affects its wellbeing and the degree to which stretching would take place. In case the piercing is near the edge of the tissue and it enlarges, the skin at the edge tends to thin out. Sometimes, this skin becomes so thin that blood circulation does not take place. The tissue tends to die, due to which the skin becomes weak and can tear. If this happens, the user should go to a physician to get the torn skin stitched together in order to help it heal appropriately. In certain cases, another stretch occurs soon after one stretch has healed. The tissue splits and it may lead to a