Piercing Guide4 min read
A professional piercing appointment starts with conversation. Your piercer reviews the placement you want, checks your anatomy, answers questions, and helps you select jewelry that is suitable for the initial piercing and your personal style.
Before the service, placement is marked and reviewed with you. Sterile equipment and jewelry are prepared, and the piercer explains what will happen so you know what to expect. The piercing itself is usually the shortest part of the visit.
Afterward, you receive guidance on cleaning, common healing experiences, activities to avoid, and when to return for a check or jewelry adjustment. Clear communication before and after the service is a key part of a safe, comfortable experience.
