Located in the center of the ear, the conch piercing offers a bold yet versatile look. It can be styled with a stud or a hoop and typically takes 6 to 12 months to fully heal.

PLEASE NOTE: This is an anatomy dependent piercing which means you may or may not have the anatomy suitable this piercing. So have a back up plan

Placed on the flat cartilage area of the upper ear, this piercing is perfect for creating custom ear stacks. It’s stylish and subtle, with a healing time of 6 to 12 months.

Placed along the upper cartilage of the ear, the helix piercing is a popular and stylish choice. It can be done as a single or part of a stacked look. Healing typically takes 6 to 12 months.

A popular and aesthetically pleasing daith piercing that provides a unique and stylish ear adornment. Known for its versatility, this piercing heals in approximately 6 to 9 months.

Located in the fold of cartilage above the daith, the rook piercing offers a unique and edgy look. Best suited for curved barbells, it typically takes 9 to 12 months to heal.

A snug piercing goes through the inner cartilage ridge of the ear, just above the anti-tragus. It offers a unique, edgy look but can be more painful and has a longer healing time—typically 9 to 12 months.

Placed at the front outer rim of the ear, just above the tragus, the forward helix offers a sleek and modern look. You can choose a single, double, or triple piercing. Healing usually takes 9 to 12months.

A stylish and timeless piercing that can be done on the nostril or septum. Quick, simple, and perfect for expressing your personality with a variety of jewelry options. Healing time typically ranges from 4 to 6 months.

A bold and edgy piercing placed along the brow, typically vertical or angled. It heals in about 4 to 6 months and can be styled with curved barbells for a sleek look.

A popular and versatile piercing placed in the thin tissue between the nostrils. It can be flipped up for a hidden look and typically heals in 3 to 4 months. Perfect for rings, clickers, or circular barbells.

Also known as a Medusa piercing, this is placed in the center of the upper lip, just above the Cupid’s bow. It’s a striking facial piercing that heals in about 2 to 3 months and looks great with a flat-back stud.

A unique lip piercing that goes through the bottom lip and exits just above it. Both ends of the jewelry are visible, creating a bold statement. Healing typically takes 4 to 6 months.

A striking lip piercing that goes through the center of the bottom lip and exits inside the mouth. Only the front of the jewelry is visible, giving it a clean, bold look. Healing time is typically 3 to 4 months.

Placed just below the center of the bottom lip, or the sides, the labret piercing is a classic and versatile choice. It’s typically adorned with a flat-back stud and heals in about 3 to 4 months.

A vertical piercing through the center of the upper lip, directly above the Cupid’s bow. Both ends of the curved barbell are visible, creating a bold and stylish look. Healing usually takes 4 to 6 months.

This is for one nipple

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Double dermals can be placed almost anywhere on the body, with Back dermals being the most popular. While they offer a unique and eye-catching look, dermals have a higher risk of rejection and migration compared to other piercings. Healing typically takes 3 to 6 months with proper care.

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Double back surface piercings are still considered two separate piercings. They’re done using a surface bar (also known as a 90-degree bar), which helps reduce pressure and migration. This style gives the illusion of four dermal piercings—two entry points and two exits—while actually being two connected surface piercings. Please note these have a high of rejection and immigration. Typically last in 1 to 5 years.

A single-point surface piercing where the jewelry sits flat on the skin with an anchor underneath. It can be placed almost anywhere on the body for a unique look. Healing takes about 3 to 6 months, but dermals have a higher risk of rejection and migration.

The anti-tragus is a fun and exciting piercing for those looking to try something more advanced! This piercing is anatomy-dependent, meaning not everyone will be a good candidate. If your anatomy allows it, you’re in for a bold and unique look. Healing can be a journey—it takes at least a year to fully heal

Surface piercings—such as the sideburn, anti-eyebrow, and similar placements—are eye-catching and unique, but it’s important to know they come with some risks. These piercings are prone to rejection due to their placement on flat areas of the skin. Longevity varies greatly—some may last only 6 months, while others can last up to 10 years, depending on your body, placement, and aftercare. Regular check-ins and proper jewelry are key to helping them last as long as possible.

A bold pair of piercings placed symmetrically on the lower lip for a striking look. Healing time is around 4/6 months with proper aftercare.