Ear Piercing
Ear piercing can range from classic lobes to a planned arrangement of cartilage placements.
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Lobe Piercing
Lobe piercing is a versatile choice for first piercings, additional placements, and balanced ear styling.
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Helix Piercing
A helix piercing sits along the outer ear cartilage and can be styled alone or as part of a larger ear plan.
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Forward Helix Piercing
Forward helix placement uses the cartilage near the front of the ear and depends on available anatomy.
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Conch Piercing
Conch piercing creates a strong focal point in the central cartilage of the ear.
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Tragus Piercing
A tragus piercing uses the small cartilage area directly in front of the ear canal.
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Daith Piercing
A daith piercing passes through the inner cartilage fold and requires a suitable fold for safe placement.
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Rook Piercing
A rook piercing sits in the upper inner cartilage ridge and gives an ear arrangement vertical detail.
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Industrial Piercing
An industrial connects two cartilage piercings with one bar, making alignment especially important.
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Nostril Piercing
Nostril piercing is a versatile facial placement that can be subtle or visually prominent.
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Septum Piercing
Septum piercing is placed through suitable tissue beneath the cartilage when anatomy allows.
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Eyebrow Piercing
Eyebrow piercing placement is selected around tissue depth, facial structure, and jewelry direction.
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Lip Piercing
Lip piercing planning considers external placement, oral contact, swelling room, and later downsizing.
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Navel Piercing
A navel piercing is planned around the shape, depth, and movement of the tissue surrounding the belly button.
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Not every placement suits every person. Your piercer will assess anatomy, mark placement with you, select appropriate initial jewelry, and explain cleaning, pressure, downsizing, and expected healing.
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