Earlobe Piercing Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The procedure itself takes only minutes—usually five to ten. Consultation, jewelry selection, and aftercare briefing add time, so plan for a 15–30 minute visit. We ensure proper placement, sterile technique, and comfort during the entire appointment.
Most clients feel a quick sharp pinch followed by mild throbbing that fades quickly. Pain varies by individual and anxiety levels. Our piercers use calming techniques and fast, precise tools to minimize discomfort throughout the process.
We recommend implant-grade titanium, 14k gold, or surgical stainless steel for initial studs due to low allergy risk. These metals reduce irritation and promote safe healing; we'll help you pick the correct gauge and backing for comfort and long-term wear.
Clean twice daily with saline solution, avoid touching with dirty hands, and keep hair and cosmetics away from the site. Avoid pools and submerging the piercing until fully healed. Follow our printed aftercare plan and contact us with any concerns.
Wait until the piercing is fully healed—typically 6 to 8 weeks for earlobes—before changing jewelry. Always use clean, appropriate-sized studs and consult our piercer for the first change if you’re unsure to avoid irritation or misalignment.
Redness, increasing pain, swelling, yellow or green discharge, fever, or spreading warmth can indicate infection. Mild tenderness is normal early on, but any worsening symptoms or unusual discharge should prompt contacting our studio or a medical professional promptly.
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