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Frequently Asked Questions
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Average healing time is 6 to 12 months, though surface healing can appear sooner. Healing varies by aftercare, placement, and individual factors. Expect regular cleaning, avoid tight clothing, and contact us if redness or unusual discharge persists.
Most clients report a quick, sharp sensation during the piercing and minor soreness for a few days. Pain tolerance varies; our technique minimizes discomfort. Use cold compresses and over-the-counter pain relief if needed, and rest afterward.
We recommend implant-grade titanium or surgical stainless steel curved barbells initially to reduce allergic reactions. Jewelry should be appropriately sized to avoid migration. After full healing, you can choose gold, niobium, or decorative options; we’ll help you select safe pieces.
Clean twice daily with saline solution, avoid alcohol or peroxide, and wash hands before touching. Avoid tight waistbands, pools, and baths until healed. Rotate jewelry only if instructed and follow our printed aftercare plan; call if symptoms worsen.
Yes — certain medical issues like uncontrolled diabetes, keloid tendencies, or immune suppression raise risks. Blood thinners and some medications can complicate healing. Disclose health history, medications, and pregnancy so our piercers can advise appropriately.
Avoid changing jewelry until fully healed, generally 6–12 months. Early swapping increases infection and migration risk. If a change is necessary, visit our studio so a piercer can assess and swap with sterile tools to prevent complications.
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