If you have a dermal piercing that has come out, you may be wondering if you can put it back in yourself. The short answer is no, you should not attempt to put your dermal back in yourself. This is because dermal piercings are done at a specific depth and angle in order to ensure they are secure and will not migrate or reject. If you attempt to put your dermal back in yourself, you run the risk of piercing yourself too deeply or at the wrong angle, which could lead to serious complications.
If your dermal comes out, it's important to clean the area well with saline solution and then contact your piercer. They will be able to tell you whether or not your dermal can be re-pierced and if so, will do it for you. In some cases, the hole may have healed over enough that a new piercing is not possible and you'll need to wait for it to heal completely before getting re-pierced.
Dermal piercings are becoming increasingly popular but they are also one of the most high-maintenance types of body piercings. Because they sit on top of the skin rather than going through it, they are more prone to rejection and migration than other types of piercings. This means that even if you take good care of your piercing, there's always a chance it could come out. If this happens, don't panic - just contact your piercer and follow their instructions on how to proceed.