Body Piercings

Age 12 years old and younger 1-2 qty piercing minimum (Earlobes only)

13+ years old 1-2 qty piercing minimum (Earlobes and helix piercings)

​14+ years old 1-2 qty piercing minimum (Earlobes, nostril and helix piercings)

16+ years old 3+ qty piercing minimum - (Earlobes, helix, all ear cartilage, nostril, eyebrows and navel piercings)

18+ years old (All piercings)

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FOR AGES 18+

1. Identification
   Please bring your government-issued photo ID, driver’s license, or passport.

We cannot accept:
Expired IDs
IDs without a photo
Military IDs
Foreign IDs (Bring your passport)

   2. A completed release form.

   3. Please eat before your appointment!

 

FOR MINORS (UNDER 18) 

NOTE TO GUARDIANS

1. If you have been assigned legal custody of the minor, you must also provide the original court paperwork assigning custody.

2. Original birth certificate or certified copy from the state. There should be a seal that verifies the legality of the document.

             We cannot accept photocopies of birth certificates!

   3. A completed release form.

   4. Please eat before your appointment!

EARS:

Ear lobes (standard and upper lobes)

Conch

Helix

Forward Helix

Flat

Rook

Daith

Tragus

Industrial

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NOSTRIL

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NAVEL

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EYEBROWS

EARS:

1 Piercing starts at $85

2 Piercings total starts at $125

3 Piercings total starts at $165

4 Piercings total starts at $210

(Pricing includes basic jewelry, piercing fee and aftercare that we provide for you) We have many jewelry options that you can choose from, please come a little early to choose your jewelry and sizing before your appointment. Upgrades from basic jewelry are available!

PAIRS PIERCINGS

2 Piercings (a pair) starts at $125

4 Piercings total starts at $210

​Industrial Piercing ($95)

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NOSTRIL:

1 Piercing starts at $85

2 Piercings starts at $140​

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NAVEL:

Starts at $90

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EYEBROWS:

1 Piercing starts at $90

2 Piercings total starts at $130

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Downsizing: starts at $20 downsizing on a shorter post (upgrading jewelry is additional and optional)

Downsizing is when we switch your longer post out for a shorter post. When you initially get pierced, we use a longer post to allow room for swelling depending on your anatomy. After 6-8 weeks from your procedure, your swelling should subside and you are ready to downsize. After you are completely healed we want you to feel comfortable and this will also help minimize snagging onto clothes and causing trauma.

 

Not all piercing needs to be downsized to a shorter post. Most of the times the piercings will need to downsize around 6-8 weeks except for some cases most of the time daith, rooks, septum and naval piercings does not typically need to be downsized but are the longest healing time up to 9-12 months.

PRECARE

 

·Sleep well

·Eat well

·24 hour with no alcohol intake

·Avoid caffeine day of appointment

·Avoid blood thinners and aspirin for a week before appointment but please do not stop taking medication if you are prescribed to do so from your physician!

·Eat a nutritious meal or snack within 2 hours of your piercing appointment.

·Try to RELAX

 

AFTERCARE & HEALING

 

It is normal for the piercing to be red and tender for the first few days. Some plasma is normal during the process of healing and the skin is getting rid of dead skin and generating for new cells.

Avoid working out for the first week.

·Healing can take 6-8 weeks up to 6-12 months depending on the location of the piercing

·Allow water to gently rinse the are in the shower once a day.

·Change bed sheets and pillow cases often (you can also purchase a ear hole piercing pillow online

·Drink plenty of water, get enough sleep, eat well and avoid stress.

·Always contact your piercer if you have any concerns.

·Mist with saline spray once a day.

·Once a week spray the saline spray onto a sterile dry gauze or qtip (let it soak up) and gently compress the piercing for a few minutes this will help with any swelling and clean off any build up.

·Don’t use a wash cloth, sponge or anything to scrub or clean the piercing area.

·Don’t use solution or soap to clean the area.

·Don’t touch your new piercing.

·Don’t rotate or force the jewelry to move during the healing.

·Don’t use any ointments or antibacterial products during healing.

·No swimming or soaking in bodies of water especially pools, hot tubs, rivers, lakes. These are areas that are known to have high forms of bacteria and germs.

ALLERGIES

Piercing allergies occur when the body reacts to a substance in the piercing jewelry, such as nickel or other metals as if it were a harmful invader.

Symptoms of piercing allergies can range from mild to severe and may include redness, swelling, itching, or a rash around the piercing site. In more severe cases, an individual may experience blistering, cracking or bleeding of the skin. These symptoms may appear immediately after the piercing or they may develop over time.

THIS IS WHY WE ONLY CHOOSE TO CHOOSE HIGH-QUALITY JEWELRY MADE FROM HYPOALLERGENIC MATERIALS SUCH AS IMPLANT-GRADE TITANIUM and GOLD!

It is normal for the piercing to be red and tender for the first few days. Some plasma is normal during the process of healing and the skin is getting rid of dead skin and generating for new cells.

Some signs of infections are: redness, swelling, hardness of the piercing area, hot sensation of the area, yellow or green discharge of the area

Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns!

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WHAT TO DO IF YOU GET AN INFECTION? 

1. Clean the area: Clean the area around the piercing with saline solution. Be gentle and avoid using any harsh chemicals or rubbing the area too vigorously.

2. AVOID irritating the area: You should avoid touching or playing with the piercing.

Rejection can happen if the aftercare product is too harsh, following poor health habits, or excessive physical trauma or emotional stress during the healing process.

Unfortunately, sometimes even when every precaution was taken the body could still migrate or reject the piercing entirely for no reason at all. This is a side effect of putting a foreign object through the skin.

 

WHAT TO DO IF MY BODY IS REJECTING THE JEWELRY?

Here are some steps you can take:

1. Remove the jewelry: If the piercing is migrating or rejecting, the first step is to remove the jewelry. This will prevent further irritation and allow the piercing to heal.

2. Clean the area: Clean the area around the piercing with saline solution. Be gentle and avoid using any harsh chemicals or rubbing the area too vigorously.

3. Apply a warm compress: Applying a warm compress can help reduce inflammation and soothe the area. Make sure the compress is not too hot and do not apply pressure directly to the piercing.

4. Avoid irritating the area: You should avoid touching or playing with the piercing area and avoid wearing tight or restrictive clothing that may rub against the area.

5. Wait before attempting to re-pierce: It is important to allow the area to fully heal before attempting to re-pierce. This may take several months or longer, depending on the severity of the migration or rejection.