– Located on the upper ear cartilage, adding a stylish look to your ear.
– More painful and takes longer to heal due to the density of the cartilage.
-Healing time: 3-6 months
– Found on the small flap of cartilage in front of the ear canal.
– Known for its edgy look and ability to hold small, delicate jewelry.
– Healing time: 3-6 months
– Includes nostril and septum piercings.
– Popular and versatile, allowing various jewelry types like studs and hoops.
– Healing time: 2-3 months for nostril, 6-8 weeks for septum.
– Positioned vertically or horizontally on the eyebrow.
– Provides a bold look, ideal for those looking to make a statement.
– Healing time: 6-8 weeks
– Includes options like laborer, Monroe, and Medusa piercings.
– Creates a unique and striking look, often enhanced with studs and rings.
– Healing time: 6-10 weeks
– Positioned in the center of the tongue.
– Quick healing process but requires specific aftercare.
– Healing time: 4-6 weeks
9. Belly Button (Navel) Piercing
– Ideal for those who like to showoff their midriff.
– Takes longer to heal, but the result is a stylish and attractive addition.
– Healing time: 6-12 months
– A single-point piercing that lies flat against the skin, often on the cheek, chest, or hand.
– Unique and eye-catching but requires professional care.
–Healing time: 1-3 months