Lobe Piercings

Traditional lobe piercings, "2nds," or "3rds." You could even stack them in unique positions. Endless possibilities, super easy and quick to heal and probably the least painful to get. Typically takes 3 to 4 months to heal, but could take up to 6 months. These piercings start out with either ball-back or flat-back threadless labrets, slightly longer for swelling. Most people only need to downsize once- in about 3 to 6 weeks.

Nostril Piercing

This is a great "first" piercing option! Starter jewelry is a flat back labret, long enough to accomodate for swelling. There are endless options for tops to choose from, but you must wait at least 8 months before putting a ring on it to avoid pressure and irritation bumps as well as migration.

Eyebrow

Classic eyebrow piercing done using a curved barbell slightly longer for swelling. This piercing doesn't usually swell a lot and it heals a lot quicker than most piercings.

Tongue Piercing

Vertical only. Anatomy dependent. Performed using a much longer barbell for swelling, may require multiple downsizing. Be sure to come in for a downsize in about 3 weeks. This piercing typically takes 3-4 months to fully heal.

Navel Piercing

This includes floating navel and bottom navel piercings. These piercings are very anatomy dependent and require anatomy checks before setting up for the piercing. Most people don't have the anatomy for a standard navel piercing, the one with the big gem on the top and bottom. However, in most cases anatomy will be more suited for custom jewelry options.

Helix Piercing

Great option as a first cartilage piercing. These typically heal within 6 to 8 months, most people can get this piercing and there are so many decorative ends that would look stunning here. Exact placement does depend on your anatomy! Pierced with internally threaded or threadless flat back labrets long enough for swelling and MUST be downsized in 6 to 8 weeks to prevent migration, discomfort, getting caught or pulled. I don't pierce these with a hoop but once the piercing is fully healed you may put a ring in it.

Tragus Piercing

This piercing is an anatomy specific and can take 6 to 8 months to fully heal. You may choose any decorative end to start with, and a threadless or internally threaded flatback labret long enough for swelling. Once the swelling has subsided, you should downsize to minimize discomfort and decrease the risk of the jewelry getting caught, pulled or snagged on anything. Once this piercing is fully healed you can put a ring in it.

Rook Piercing

This piercing is an anatomy specific and can take 8 months to a year to fully heal. It starts off with a curved barbell long enough for swelling and once the swelling has subsided, you may choose to downsize. Once this piercing is fully healed you can put a ring in it or don a fitted curved barbell with decorative ends.

Forward Helix

Very anatomy dependent, takes a little longer to heal than most piercings. The piercing is done using a flatback labret long enough for swelling and can be downsized in about 8 weeks depending on the swelling. Once fully healed, you can wear decorative ends or a ring

Flat Piercing

This placement is great for large statement pieces! It sits on the fattest part of your upper ear, done using a flatback labret long enough for swelling. You must downsize in 6 to 8 weeks to prevent irritation bumps and migration. This piercing can take 6 to 8 months to fully heal.

Conch Piercing

This piercing looks adorable with decorative ends or rings. It is performed using a flatback labret, long enough for swelling. Downsize in 6 to 8 weeks. As cute as hoops are, you have to wait at least 8 months to a year depending on how well it is healed before putting a ring in it to prevent irritation bumps and migration

Daith Piercing

This piercing is an anatomy specific and can take 8 months to a year+ to fully heal. It starts off with a circular barbell (horseshoe) or captive ring large enough for swelling. Once the swelling has subsided, you may choose to downsize. Once this piercing is fully healed you can wear other shapes and decorative clickers.

Snug Piercing

Very anatomy dependent, not everyone has the anatomy for this piercing. It takes longer to heal than most piercings, often taking 12+ months. The piercing is done using a curved barbell long enough for swelling and often requires multiple downsizing with the occasional upsizing. You may need to go back and forth to your piercer during the healing duration for jewelry changes. Once fully healed, you can wear decorative ends, connecting chains on the jewelry or even a hoop if your anatomy allows for it.

Anti-Tragus Piercing

Very anatomy dependent, not everyone has the anatomy for this piercing. It takes longer to heal than most piercings, often taking 12+ months. The piercing is done using a curved barbell long enough for swelling and often requires multiple downsizing with the occasional upsizing. You may need to go back and forth to your piercer during the healing duration for jewelry changes. Once fully healed, you can wear decorative ends, connecting chains on the jewelry or even a hoop if your anatomy allows for it.

Transverse Lobe

Not as popular as it used to be, making this a different and unique ear piercing option. This piercing sits horizontally through the bottom of your ear lobe using a curved barbell

Jestrum/Angel Fangs

Typically performed in the center, or off to the side in pairs called "Angel Bites." These piercings are best worn with curved barbells, not suitable for hoops. They are done with much longer barbells to accommodate for swelling which usually subsides in 3 to 6 weeks allowing for your first downsize. You willl most likely need to downsize again once they are fully healed. You can change the ends to spikes or decorative pieces once the swelling has gone down completely.

Vertical Labret Piercing

Somewhat anatomy dependent, placement will vary due to anatomy. This piercing typically heals in 3 to 6 months and starts out with a curved barbell long enough for swelling. You may require multiple downsizes as these piercings do tend to swell quite a bit- a much longer bar is used. Swelling subsides pretty quickly, you will want to downsize in 3 to 6 weeks to prevent the jewelry from getting caught, pulled, snagged and prolonging the healing time

Septum Piercing

Anatomy dependent as this particular piercing goes through the "sweet spot"- a thin piece of connective tissue between cartilage tissue. Though it isn't common, not everyone has enough of a "sweet spot" needed for this piercing. This piercing is typically done using a circular barbell or "horseshoe"

Bridge Piercing

This piercing is very anatomy dependent. It is done with a longer, larger gauge straight barbell to accommodate for swelling. Downsize in about 6 to 8 weeks.

Venom Bites

These paired tongue piercings are a great alternative to the horizontal tongue piercings you may see on social media. Those are dangerous, I won't do them! Instead- I will perform two vertical tongue piercings to give you that look without all the unnecessary risks.

Medusa/Philtrum Piercing

This piercing is adorable with decorative ends. It is done using a flatback labret long enough for swelling, you'll want to downsize in 3 to 6 weeks to prevent discomfort, snagging, pulling etc...

Lip/Labret Piercing

Classic lip piercing, also called a labret piercing. It is done below the lip, using a flatback labret long enough for swelling. Downsize in 3 to 6 weeks for prevent discomfort, snagging, pulling etc...

Dahlia Piercings

Not beginner-friendly piercings! They swell quite a bit and require a lot of maintenance, you will need to downsize and upsize very often. They are also very anatomy dependent as there are major salivary ducts and glands in your cheeks. But for the experienced piercing enthusiast, these piercings are so cute and look great with dermal tops or dome style ends

Cheek Piercings

Not beginner-friendly piercings! They swell quite a bit and require a lot of maintenance, you will need to downsize and upsize very often. They are also very anatomy dependent as there are major salivary ducts and glands in your cheeks. But for the experienced piercing enthusiast, these piercings are so cute and look great with dermal tops or dome style ends

Surface Bar

Surface piercing done using a surface bar. This jewelry is not meant to be removed, so the jewelry is not longer- the "staple barbell" should remain fitted and flush against the skin.

Dermal Piercing

$40.00 deposit required

Microdermal anchors sit just under the skin and never come out unless you want to permanently remove the jewelry. They are "long term temporary," meaning it isn't known how long this piercing will last as these are prone to rejection. You can change the top part of the jewelry once your piercing is fully healed in around 6 to 8 months

Nipple Piercings

Most people can get these piercings, length and gauge will vary depending on the anatomy. They start off with larger gauged straight barbells with simple ball or gem ends. Healing can take 8 months to a year. You may downsize in around 4 months to ensure all the swelling has gone down.

VCH Piercing

Vertical Clitoral Hood. This piercing is very anatomy dependent and it is done using a larger gauged curved barbell

Industrial

Very anatomy dependent, tricky to heal and could take over a year to fully heal. Once healed, you can wear two rings and connect them with a chain for an elegant and unique look- or keep it simple with a barbell with decorative or plain ends. (This piercing is done with 2 separate needles)

Ashley Piercing

This piercing goes through the center of the bottom lip. It's cute, subtle and unique! Downsize in 3 to 6 weeks to prevent the jewelry from getting caught or pulled

Monroe Or Madonna Piercing

These piercings arent as popular as they used to be, but will forever be a classic! You can keep it simple or wear decorative ends, done using a flatback labret long enough for swelling. You'll want to downsize in 3 to 6 weeks to prevent discomfort, snagging, pulling etc...

Anodization

Change the color of your titanium jewelry using anodization

Additional Piercing

You can get up to 3 to 4 piercings in one session depending on the placement of these piercings

Jewelry Change

Jewelry changes often require sterile insertion pins (tapers) and supplies, this fee covers those costs and you get to keep the insertion pin so that you have the option to easily change your jewelry at home

Dermal Removal

Microdermal anchors are implant-grade titanium, so they are generally considered MRI safe- but sometimes life happens and we need to get our dermals removed. This requires a needle and sterile set up to safely remove the anchor.