Body piercing involves making a small opening in the skin to allow jewelry to be worn. It is a widely accepted form of self-expression and style that reflects individuality and personal taste. Over time, body piercing has evolved from traditional rituals to modern fashion and lifestyle choices.
You begin with a consultation where our expert understands your concerns, goals, and medical history.
Yes, every treatment plan is personalized based on your skin type, condition, and desired results.
All treatments are performed using advanced, clinically approved technology under expert supervision.
Minimal downtime is required, and simple aftercare guidelines are provided for best results.
Results may vary by treatment, but many clients notice visible improvements after the first few sessions.
Before getting a piercing, a consultation with a professional piercer is essential. During this stage, the type of piercing, suitable jewelry options, aftercare instructions, and any health concerns are discussed. This ensures clarity, safety, and confidence before the procedure.
The area to be pierced is thoroughly cleaned and sterilized. The piercer carefully marks the exact placement using a sterile marker to ensure accuracy and symmetry. You will also be informed about the healing process and post-piercing care.
Using a sterile needle or, in some cases, a piercing gun for earlobe piercings, the piercer creates the opening. The procedure is quick, and the level of discomfort varies depending on the body area being pierced.
Once the piercing is made, jewelry is immediately inserted. High-quality, hypoallergenic jewelry is used to minimize irritation, allergic reactions, and infection while supporting proper healing.
A professional piercer cleans the area, marks the placement, and performs the piercing using sterile equipment, followed by immediate jewelry insertion.
Pain levels vary depending on the piercing location and individual sensitivity, but the procedure is quick and generally well tolerated.
Healing time depends on the body part pierced, usually ranging from a few weeks to a few months with proper aftercare.
It is recommended to wait until the piercing has healed properly before changing jewelry to avoid irritation or infection.
