Section: Nostril Piercing
Section: Helix Piercing
Section: Septum Piercing
Section: Tragus Piercing
Section: Rook Piercing
Section: Industrial Piercing
Section: Labret Piercing
Section: Monroe Piercing, Medusa Piercing
Section: Vertical Labret Piercing, Snake Bites Piercing
Section: Anti-Eyebrow Piercing, Madonna Piercings, Dimple Piercings
Takeaway: Know what you like and do your research.
Section: Lip
Section: Eyebrow
Section: Ear
Section: Nose
Section: Cheek
Section: Septum
Takeaway: These are some of the most common piercings.
Section: Ear piercings
Section: Facial piercings
Section: Oral piercings
Section: Neck piercings
Section: Chest or breast piercings
Section: Nipple piercings
Takeaway: The information here can be very helpful if you are considering getting a piercing.
Section: Ear
Section: Nose
Section: Septum
Section: Eyebrow
Section: Lip
Section: Tongue
Section: Nipple
Section: Navel
Section: Clitoral Hood
Takeaway: There is a lot to consider before getting a piercing.
What is the most popular piercing to get?
Section: The Most Popular Piercings to Get
Section: Helix Piercings
Section: Daith Piercings
Section: Anti-Tragus Piercings
Section: Industrials
Section: Nostril Piercings
Section: Septum Piercings
Section: Tragus Piercings
Section: Lip Piercing
Takeaway: These piercings are the most popular.
Section: Nostril
Section: Tragus
Section: Ear Cartilage
Section: Septum
Section: Industrial Bar
Section: Forward Helix
Section: Anti-Helix/Conch
Section: Daith
Section: Lip Piercing
Takeaway: The ear is the most popular place to get pierced.
Section: Earlobe piercing
Section: Lip piercing
Section: Tongue piercing
Section: Nose piercing
Takeaway: There are many other types of piercing but these are the most popular.
Section: Ear Piercings
Section: Helix Piercings
Section: Tragus Piercings
Section: Cartilage Piercing
Section: Septum Piercings
Section: Nose Piercings
Section: Lip Piercings
Section: Tongue Piercings
Takeaway: There are plenty of options for body piercers and those getting pierced.
Which piercing is safest?
Section: How much pain will I feel?
Section: What are the signs that I am having a reaction to my piercing?
Section: How long will my piercing take to heal?
Section: How long until I can take out my piercing?
Section: How do I prevent an infection?
Takeaway: Not all piercings are equally safe. Know which one is safest for you.
Section: Ear piercing
Section: Nose piercing
Section: Navel piercing
Section: Lip or cheek piercing
Takeaway: Ears are the safest place to get a piercing.
Section: The earring is safest in a healthy adult.
Section: Other piercings, such as those on the nose or tongue, are at higher risk for infection and complications.
Takeaway: The earlobe is the safest place to pierce in an adult.
Section: Ear piercing
Section: Nose piercing
Section: Eyebrow piercing
Section: Lip and cheek piercings
Section: Tongue piercing
Section: Nipple piercing
Section: Genital piercing
Takeaway: Ear piercings are the safest for your body.
Which piercing heals the best?
Section: Ear lobe
Section: Cartilage
Section: Bridge
Section: Nostril
Section: Tragus
Takeaway: The cartilage piercing is the easiest to heal and the bridge piercing is the most difficult.
Section: Nipple piercing
Section: Cartilage piercing
Section: Tongue piercing
Section: Lip and cheek piercings
Takeaway: Heal time depends on the specific piercing and the individual.
Section: The nose and earlobes heal the best.
Section: Earlobes have a very high risk of infection.
Section: If you have sensitive skin, all piercings can be painful and may take longer to heal.
Section: There are several different types of piercings.
Section: Genital piercings can be painful and take several months to heal.
Section: Maintaining good hygiene is key.
Takeaway: It’s important to get your piercing done by a professional who is licensed to do it in a clean environment.
Section: Cartilage piercings can take six months to heal.
Section: Oral piercings typically heal in four to eight weeks.
Section: Earlobe piercings usually heal within one to two months.
Section: Nostril piercings tend to heal in four to eight weeks.
Section: Navel piercings take six to nine months to heal.
Takeaway: Some parts of your body are easier to pierce than others.
What piercing helps migraines?
Section: What piercing helps migraines?
Section: Does the daith piercing really work to help with migraines?
Section: How does a daith piercing help migraines?
Section: Are there any risks of getting a daith piercing?
Section: Should I get a daith piercing for migraines?
Takeaway: If you are diagnosed with migraines, there are many options available to help you manage them.
Section: Daith Piercings for Migraines
Section: Anti Helix Piercings for Migraines
Section: Industrial Piercings for Migraines
Section: Conch Piercings for Migraines
Takeaway: A daith piercing is the most commonly recommended piercing to help with migraines.
Section: Nose
Section: Eyebrow
Section: Lip
Section: Tragus
Takeaway: A piercing can help migraines, but it will not cure them.
Section: Migraine Associated with Auriculotemporal Nerve Syndrome
Section: Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgias (TACs)
Section: Cluster Headache
Section: Choosing the Right Kind of Pit for Headaches
Takeaway: A correctly fitted piercing can help with migraines
What piercings help with anxiety?
Section: Nipple piercings may help with anxiety.
Section: Eyebrow piercings can also play a role.
Section: The helix and conch piercings are two other effective options for anxiety relief.
Takeaway: There are piercings that can assist in reducing anxiety symptoms.
Section: Auricle dolphin piercing
Section: Auricle elephant piercing
Section: Auricle stingray piercing
Section: Auricle goosebite piercing
Section: Tragus piercing
Section: Conch piercing
Section: Helix piercing
Section: Upper lip frenulum piercing
Takeaway: Piercings can help with anxiety.
Section: Daith piercing
Section: Tragus piercing
Section: Anti-tragus piercing
Section: Conch piercing
Section: Helix piercing
Section: Snug piercing
Takeaway: Many people with anxiety have found piercings to be beneficial.
Section: Daith piercings
Section: Tragus piercings
Section: Helix piercings
Section: Cartilage piercings
Takeaway: There is a lot of research to be done in this field.
What’s a Marilyn piercing?
Section: What is a Marilyn piercing?
Section: How to take care of a Marilyn piercing.
Section: What it costs.
Section: What it looks like.
Takeaway: A Marilyn piercing is a combination of two piercings that look good together.
Section: What is Marilyn piercing?
Section: Is it right for you?
Section: How can I get a Marilyn piercing?
Section: Caring for your Marilyn piercing.
Takeaway: If you are interested in a new kind of lip or oral piercing, a Marilyn is a good choice.
Section: Most people have heard of the Monroe piercing.
Section: A Monroe, Madonna or Crawford is something else entirely.
Section: Marilyn piercings are a vertical labret on the top lip.
Section: When piercing your lip, the most critical thing to be aware of is that it should not be done in a frenulum.
Section: The length of the jewelry is also important.
Takeaway: When getting a Monroe piercing make sure you know what you’re asking for.
Section: A Marilyn Monroe piercing is a type of facial piercing.
Section: It can also be called a beauty mark, dolphin bite, jestrum, romeo or cupid’s bow piercing.
Section: It is done by piercing one side of the upper lip and adding a curved barbell to both sides.
Section: When the jewelry is worn, it looks like a beauty mark on the face.
Section: There is some slight risk of an infection when you get a new piercing.
Takeaway: Marilyn Monroe piercings are safe if you follow cleaning instructions and protect them from snagging or pulling.
types of ear piercings
Section: Regular earlobe piercing.
Section: Multiple earlobe piercings.
Section: Lobe ladder.
Section: Cartilage piercing.
Section: Industrial piercing.
Section: Auricle piercing.
Section: Conch piercing.
Section: Tragus piercing.
Section: Helix piercing.
Section: Daith piercing.
Takeaway: there are a lot of different types of ear piercings to choose from
Section: Tragus piercing
Section: Anti-tragus piercing
Section: Forward helix piercing
Section: Rook piercing
Section: Daith piercing
Section: Industrial piercing
Section: Orbital piercing
Section: Conch piercing
Section: Helix Piercing
Section: Snug Piercing
Takeaway: Don’t be afraid to try a new type of ear piercing.
Section: A cartilage piercing is the technical name for any piercing that is not made in the earlobe.
Section: There are a few different ways to categorize the types of ear piercings possible.
Section: Helix piercings sit at the ridge of your ear and can come in single, double or triple placement variations.
Section: Triple forward helix piercings are three helix piercings placed in a row.
Section: Industrial piercings, also referred to as scaffold piercings, are usually two piercings with one barbell that goes through both openings.
Section: Conch piercings can be outer or inner conch and can be done as a single or double placement.
Section: Double and triple lobe piercings are done by using 2 or 3 separate pieces of jewelry (rather than one long piece) in each ear lobe.
Section: Tragus piercings go through the small bump of cartilage that juts out over your ear canal.
Section: Snug piercings are done on the inner cartilage just above the tragus, so they’re a little more difficult to pierce than other types of cartilage due
Section: Helix Piercing
Section: Conch Piercing
Section: Snug Piercing
Section: Tragus Piercing
Section: Industrial Piercing
Section: Anti-Tragus Piercing
Section: Rook Piercing
Section: Orbital Piercing
Takeaway: Choosing to get ear piercings is an important decision.
what type of nose piercing should i get
Section: Which Nose Piercing Should You Get?
Takeaway: The nose piercing that best suits your personality is the type of piercing you should get.
Section: The Nostril
Section: The Bridge
Section: The Tip
Section: The Septum
Takeaway: This guide will help you decide what type of nose piercing works for you.
Section: Nostril Piercing
Section: Bridge Piercing
Section: Septum Piercing
Section: High Nostril Piercing
Section: Vertical Nose Tip Piercing
Section: Rhinoceros Piercing
Takeaway: There are many types of nose piercings, so take time to think about what type will look best on you.
Section: Nostril piercing
Section: Septum piercing
Section: Bridge piercing
Section: Tip of your nose piercing
Section: High nostril piercing
Section: Nasallang piercing
Takeaway: You should choose a nose piercing based on where you want the jewellery to be and what you are comfortable with.
nose piercing types
Section: nose piercing types
Section: Nostril piercing
Section: Septum piercing
Section: Bridge piercing
Section: Philtrum piercing
Takeaway: Nose piercing is a type of body modification. Nose piercings can be located in various places on the nose, but most often people pierce the nostril or the septum.
Section: Septum piercing.
Section: Bridge piercing.
Section: Nostril piercing.
Section: Nasallang piercing.
Section: High nostril piercing.
Section: Afeyri piercing.
Section: Rhinoceros piercing.
Takeaway: Know the different nose piercings before you go for one!
Section: Nostril Piercings
Section: Bridge Piercings
Section: Septum Piercings
Section: Nasallang Piercing
Section: High Nostril Piercing
Takeaway: There are many different options when it comes to nose piercing.
Section: Nostril Piercing
Section: Septum Piercing
Section: Bridge Piercing
Section: High Nostril Piercing
Takeaway: There are many options when you want to get a nose piercing.
What Piercing is Most Popular?
Section: Most common piercings by location
Section: Most popular piercing among minors
Section: How popular are piercings in America?
Section: Piercing popularity among men and women
Takeaway: Ear piercings are the most popular type of piercing in America.
Section: Ear Piercing
Section: Eyebrow Piercing
Section: Nose Piercing
Section: Lip Piercing
Section: Tongue Piercing
Section: Nipple Piercing
Takeaway: Ear piercing is the most popular.
Section: Ear piercings
Section: Nose piercings
Section: Lip piercings
Section: Eyebrow piercing
Section: Belly button piercing
Section: Tongue piercing
Section: Cartilage piercing
Section: Intimate piercings
Takeaway: Do what you want to do.
Section: The most popular piercing is a nostril.
Section: The second most popular piercing is a septum.
Section: There are different kinds of septum piercings.
Section: Ear piercings have been popular for centuries.
Section: Nostril piercings have also been around for centuries.
Section: For many years, nipple piercings were much more popular among men than women.
Section: Some people get a navel piercing as a symbol of fertility.
Section: Tongue piercings were developed in Borneo and Papua New Guinea as part of spiritual rituals and ceremonies.
Section: A lip piercing is one of the most common facial piercings.
Takeaway: The answer depends on how you define popularity!
What are The Different Types of Nose Piercings?
Section: Nostril piercing
Section: Septum piercing
Section: Bridge piercing
Takeaway: There are many different types of nose piercings.
Section: Nostril piercing
Section: Septum piercing
Section: Bridge (Erl) piercing
Section: Nasallang piercing
Takeaway: There are many types of nose piercings, and some are more visible than others.
Section: Nostril
Section: High nostril
Section: Bridge
Section: Septum
Section: Nasallang
Section: Rhino
Takeaway: A nose piercing is a form of body modification. Nose piercing is done by inserting a fine needle through the skin of the nose and then putting jewelry of your choice on it.
Section: Nose rings
Section: Nose screws
Section: Nostril screws
Section: Fishtails
Section: Nose bones
Section: L-shaped nose studs
Takeaway: Knowing the options can help you make an informed decision.