- How it works
Piercings are a personal choice based on personal preferences. They provide an outlet for self-expression, declaring individuality, personality, empowerment and style. Piercings may also have cultural or religious significance. Piercings may provide unique sensory experiences or they may simply be applied for visual appeal . - The Process
The piercer will discuss the piercing site, the type of jewelry selected and any risks associated with the [procedure. The piercing site will be cleansed and disinfected. Using a sterile needle, the piercer will make a hole in the skin at the desired location and will insert the chosen jewelry into the hole, ensuring that it is properly positioned and secure. - Why we love it
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Piercings
Body Piercing
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Treatable Areas
Hands
Face
Body
Ear
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Research Piercing Type: Understand the specific type of piercing you want, including the anatomy involved and potential risks. Different piercings have varied healing times and aftercare requirements.
Eat Beforehand: Have a light meal before your appointment to prevent lightheadedness or fainting during the piercing process.
Avoid Alcohol and Blood Thinners: Refrain from consuming alcohol or taking blood-thinning medications before the piercing, as they can increase bleeding.
Choose Appropriate Clothing: Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the area being pierced.
Consider Allergies: Inform the piercer about any allergies you may have to certain metals or materials to ensure they use suitable jewelry.
Avoid Numbing Creams: Avoid using numbing creams or gels before the piercing, as they can interfere with the piercing process and may not be recommended by the piercer.
Follow Aftercare Instructions: Adhere strictly to the aftercare instructions provided by the piercer. This may include cleaning routines and avoiding certain activities.
Keep it Clean: Clean the piercing site regularly with a saline solution or a mild, fragrance-free soap. Avoid using harsh antiseptics or alcohol.
Avoid Touching: Refrain from touching the piercing with dirty hands. Only touch the piercing when necessary, such as during cleaning.
Avoid Swimming: Avoid swimming in pools, hot tubs, or natural bodies of water during the initial healing period to reduce the risk of infection.
Choose Appropriate Clothing: Wear loose clothing that minimizes friction with the piercing site, especially in the first few days.
Limit Movement: Minimize unnecessary movement or rotation of the jewelry to promote proper healing. Avoid playing with or twisting the jewelry.
Avoid Oral Contact: For oral piercings, avoid oral contact, including kissing and oral sex, during the initial healing period.
Protect from Sunlight: Shield the piercing from direct sunlight to prevent irritation. Use clothing or bandages if necessary.
Avoid Substances: Refrain from using substances like hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, or neosporin on the piercing, as they can hinder the healing process.
FAQS
Questions?
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Frequently asked questions on Body Piercing.
How Painful is Getting a Piercing?
Pain perception varies among individuals, but most people describe the pain of a piercing as a brief, sharp sensation. Pain levels also depend on the location of the piercing.
What Types of Piercings are Common?
Common piercings include earlobes, cartilage piercings, nostril piercings, lip piercings, eyebrow piercings, tongue piercings, nipple piercings, navel piercings, and genital piercings.
How Long Does it Take for a Piercing to Heal?
Healing times vary depending on the type of piercing. Earlobes typically heal faster, taking about 4-6 weeks, while cartilage piercings may take several months. Oral and genital piercings have varying healing times as well.
Can I Change My Jewelry Right Away?
It’s generally recommended to wait until the piercing is fully healed before changing jewelry. Changing it too soon can disrupt the healing process and increase the risk of infection.
How Do I Clean My Piercing?
Cleaning methods depend on the type of piercing. Saline solution or mild, fragrance-free soap is often recommended. Avoid using alcohol or hydrogen peroxide.
Can I Swim with a New Piercing?
It’s advisable to avoid swimming, especially in pools, hot tubs, or natural bodies of water, until the piercing is fully healed to prevent infection.
Can I Get Piercings While Pregnant?
While it’s generally safe to get piercings during pregnancy, certain precautions are advised.