21.10.2026 11:11
G.S., 17, who got her ear pierced at a tattoo studio in the Nilüfer district of Bursa, was hospitalized after the swelling that formed the next day turned into severe inflammation. The child, who claimed she received no response despite trying to reach the business, has been undergoing treatment for 5 nights, and it was reported that doctors warned of the risk of permanent damage. Her family filed a criminal complaint with the prosecutor's office.
In Bursa's Nilüfer district, a 17-year-old boy who went to a tattoo studio to get a piercing in his ear ended up hospitalized due to a health problem he experienced. The boy, who stated that swelling formed one day after he had his ear pierced, claimed that although he contacted the business, he received no response. The child's family filed a criminal complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding the incident.
The incident occurred in Nilüfer district. According to information obtained, 17-year-old G.S. went to a tattoo studio operating in the district to get a piercing in his ear. The child, who returned home after the procedure, noticed the next day that swelling had formed in his ear. According to G.S.'s claim, he contacted the business officials to report the problem he was experiencing but did not receive any response.
DOCTORS IDENTIFIED SEVERE INFLAMMATION
Due to swelling in his ear, G.S. applied to the emergency department of Bursa High Specialization Training and Research Hospital and was hospitalized after the examination.
According to the child's account, doctors determined that there was severe inflammation in his ear. To bring the inflammation under control, stitches were placed in his ear and pressure was applied.
5 NIGHTS IN HOSPITAL, RISK OF PERMANENT DAMAGE
17-year-old G.S., who has been hospitalized for 5 nights due to the health problem he experienced, is still receiving treatment. According to the child's account, doctors warned about the possibility that the inflammation in his ear could cause permanent damage.
It is not yet clear when G.S.'s treatment will be completed and whether permanent damage will occur in his ear. The child's family filed a criminal complaint with the prosecutor's office regarding what happened.