FAQ’s

A piercing involves a quick pinch that lasts only a second. While pain
tolerance varies, most find it manageable. Fleshy areas like earlobes typically feel like a light sting, while cartilage may feel a bit sharper.

Healing times vary by location, ranging from 6–8 weeks for earlobes to 6–12 months for cartilage. Factors such as aftercare, lifestyle, and individual body chemistry play a significant role.

We use high-quality, professional-grade jewelry (316L Surgical Steel or ASTM F136 Implant Grade Titanium). Initial jewelry is slightly longer to accommodate swelling. For safety and hygiene, we do not use outside jewelry for new piercings.

Always wash your hands before touching the area. Clean the site 2–3 times daily with sterile saline spray. Maintain clean bedding and wear loose clothing. Avoid prolonged exposure to running water in the shower and be cautious with hair products near the piercing. For oral piercings, use alcohol-free mouthwash after eating or smoking

No. A new piercing needs time to heal (6–8 weeks for lobes; 3–12 months for cartilage). Changing jewelry too early increases the risk of infection, irritation, or the piercing closing.

Eat a nutritious meal, hydrate, and rest well. Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood-thinning medications for 24–48 hours prior. Please bring a valid ID to your appointment.

Yes. Professional piercers use sterilized equipment (autoclaves), single-use needles, and biocompatible jewelry to minimize risks of infection and scarring.

Piercings in highly vascular areas heal quickest, such as earlobes (6–8 weeks), tongue (4–8 weeks), and lips (2–3 months)

Yes. We use professional-grade surgical steel and implant-grade titanium, which are safe for most people with sensitivities. If you have a severe allergy, it is best to consult with a professional before proceeding.

Avoid touching the piercing with dirty hands and stay out of standing
bodies of water (pools, lakes, oceans). Do not use acne treatments or makeup near the site, and do not rotate the jewelry. For oral piercings, avoid spicy foods and dairy. Keep pets away from the healing piercing.