What kinds of piercings do you offer?
We offer a variety of professional body piercings, including most ear, facial, and body piercings. If you’re looking for something specific, feel free to contact us directly.
🔹 Note: All piercings are done using sterile, single-use needles — never piercing guns, which can cause unnecessary trauma to the skin and tissue.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Walk-ins are welcome for most piercings, but appointments are recommended — especially for multiple or more private piercings.
How old do I have to be?
- 18+
- We offer limited piercings for minors with a parent or legal guardian present
What should I do before my piercing?
- Eat a good meal beforehand
- Stay hydrated
- Avoid alcohol, caffeine, or blood thinners before piercing
- Arrive clean and well-rested
What kind of jewelry do you use?
We use only implant-grade titanium and high-quality gold, including flat back labret-style jewelry designed for both comfort and proper healing. All jewelry is sterilized, hypoallergenic, and safe for fresh piercings.
Does it hurt?
Piercing is quick — it’s the healing that takes the time.
Most clients describe the actual piercing as a sharp pinch that’s over in seconds. We focus on making the experience smooth, clean, and as comfortable as possible.
How do I take care of my new piercing?
We recommend keeping it simple and clean:
- Spray with sterile saline solution 1–2 times daily (available for purchase in our studio)
- Do not use alcohol or hydrogen peroxide — they’re too harsh and can delay healing
- Avoid touching, twisting, or rotating the jewelry
- Avoid pools, makeup, or trauma near the piercing while it heals
- Try not to sleep on the pierced side — pressure can cause irritation or prolong healing.
👉 You can use a special piercing pillow to help protect the area while sleeping — check out this one we recommend on Amazon (affiliate link) - Watch your hair — be careful when brushing or styling so it doesn’t catch on the jewelry
- Keep an eye out for pets or babies — they love shiny things and might accidentally grab or pull at your jewelry
- Don’t rush — let the piercing heal properly before switching or removing jewelry
You don’t need to over-clean. The less you touch it, the better.
Let your body do the healing — your job is just to keep it clean and leave it alone.
How long does it take to heal?
Healing time depends on the piercing location and your body. General timelines:
- Earlobes: 6–8 weeks
- Cartilage (helix, conch, tragus, etc.): 3–6 months
- Nostril: 2–3 months
- Septum: 6–8 weeks
- Eyebrow: 2–3 months
- Navel (belly button): 6–12 months
- Nipple or other body piercings: 6–12 months
Listen to your body.
If it’s sore, tender, or feels off — give it more time.
When you feel nothing at all, that’s usually when it’s safe to change or downsize your jewelry.
Do you sell jewelry and aftercare products?
Yes! We carry a curated selection of 14k fine gold jewelry, genuine diamonds, and implant-grade titanium pieces — all safe for fresh and healed piercings.
If you’re looking for something specific, we can also special order jewelry or try to source it for you.
We also stock saline spray and other essentials to support proper healing.