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bettie =) posted: 21 Mar at 2:10 am
it is such a small piece of jewelry that the metal will absolutely not set off the metal detectors. i recently traveled overseas, and have my septum pierced [as well as 17 other piercings right now] and had no problems with the metal detectors at all.
it would be best for the healing process if you don’t take it out for at least a month, the more you take it out and put it back in, the more trauma it could cause and it will take longer to heal.
Somebody posted: 24 Mar at 3:43 am
I have snakebites and multiple ear piercings and they weren’t a problem when I passed the metal detector. So it shouldn’t be a problem
scratchcard.glory posted: 25 Mar at 3:51 pm
i’m pretty sure it won’t set off metal detectors in the airport.
Kelly P posted: 27 Mar at 5:55 am
no, you dont have to take it out at all
kandy posted: 30 Mar at 3:35 am
I had both my septum ring and cartilage ring in when I went past the metal detectors and wands at the Nokia theater and airport, and they didn’t register at all. You should get by without a problem.
If you’re really that concerned about it, you can buy a septum retainer made of acrylic or an organic material. I get my jewellery from and they usually deliver within like 3 or 4 days.
Hope this helps. Good luck