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Frequently Asked Questions
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Tragus piercings typically take 3 to 6 months to heal, though individual healing varies. Cartilage heals slower than lobe piercing; expect tenderness early on, avoid sleeping on the side, and follow aftercare to reduce infection risk.
We recommend implant-grade titanium or 14k gold initial jewelry, such as flat-back labrets or small captive bead rings. These materials reduce allergy risk and promote healing. We'll help you select size and style tailored to your anatomy.
Pain is brief and varies by person; many describe a quick sharp pinch followed by soreness. Because the tragus is cartilage, discomfort may last longer than lobe piercings. We use gentle technique to minimize pain and speed comfort.
Clean twice daily with a saline solution and avoid alcohol or harsh cleaners. Don't twist or remove jewelry during healing, and avoid headphones or ear manipulation. Keep hair and makeup away and contact us if you notice redness, swelling, or unusual discharge.
No - avoid changing jewelry until healing is complete, usually 3 to 6 months. Premature changes risk irritation, migration, or infection. If you need a different style for work or comfort, ask our piercer to perform a safe, professional change after confirming healing.
Certain conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, blood clotting disorders, or compromised immune systems increase infection risk and may contraindicate piercing. If you're pregnant, on specific medications, or have concerns, disclose your medical history during consultation for proper guidance.
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