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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients feel moderate pressure or a sharp sensation during the piercing, similar to other cartilage piercings. Pain varies by person; we work quickly and precisely to minimize discomfort. Aftercare and topical numbing options can help reduce immediate soreness during and after the procedure.
Conch piercings typically take 6 to 12 months to fully heal, depending on anatomy and aftercare. Cartilage heals slower than lobe piercings; follow cleaning instructions, avoid sleeping on it, and wear recommended implant-grade jewelry to support a healthy, timely recovery.
We recommend implant-grade titanium or surgical stainless steel studs and captive bead rings for initial wear. Appropriate diameter and thickness support healing and reduce irritation. After healing, you can switch to decorative hoops, studs, or curved pieces with professional guidance.
Avoid swimming in pools, hot tubs, lakes, and oceans for at least two to four weeks, or until the initial healing phase progresses. Chlorine and bacteria increase infection risk. If you must swim, keep the area covered and clean immediately afterward.
Clean twice daily with saline solution or a studio-recommended aftercare spray, avoid rotating jewelry, and keep hair and headphones away. Sleep elevation, hand hygiene, and avoiding irritants like alcohol or peroxide help. Follow our specific aftercare plan and contact us if infection signs appear.
No. Avoid changing jewelry until the piercing is fully healed unless done by a professional. Premature changes can cause irritation, migration, or infection. Schedule an appointment for safe size or style adjustments so we can fit appropriate implant-grade jewelry.
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