FAQ

Neither. I use a gentle, hand pressured device to pierce the ears. The hand pressured device is not spring loaded like a piercing gun therefore, it dose not push the earring into the ear which can cause trauma. Because the device is hand pressured, I have full control of the earring going into the ear. The earring will be pierced into the precise location. This limits the chance of poor placement and/or need for reperching .

The piercing device uses a single use, sterile cassette with the earrings enclosed and is exclusively carried by medical professionals. These factors decrease the risk of cross-contamination between patients therefore, making the piercing procedure safer and hygienic.

Infants- Adults. Infants must be 2 months of age and older and have received their first TDAP vaccine in order to be pierced. Toddlers and children must be able to sit still.

Currently, I only pierce the ear lobes and cartilage

Yes

Please take into account that everyone’s skin heals different but on average lobe piercings take 6 weeks to heal. For a cartilage piercing it takes 12 weeks to heal. You will need to continuously keep the earrings in the ear for a year in order for it to heal and not close up.

Wait 24 hours before swimming in a chlorinated pool. You should 2 two weeks before swimming lakes, ponds, rivers. To reduce the risk of infection, piercings need to be cleansed immediately after swimming.

No, to decrease the risk of sensitivity; only medical-grade titanium or plastic, hypoallergenic, nickel-free earrings will be used to pierce. These earrings are safer and are apart of the price!

For your own safety, I advise to consult with your Primary Care Provider and get their clearance prior to piecing services.

Sure! It costs $50 for each additional piercing.

• Earlobes

• Upper cartilage

• Mid cartilage

• Helix

• Flat helix

• Nose piercings

• ONLY