Piercings
Classic Bridge Piercing x 2
Classic Bridge Piercing
Double Classic eyebrow Piercing one one each side or both on one
Classic eyebrow Piercing
The Tab of the Ear
The Tab of the Ear
Double Top of the Ear Lobe Lip (See picture for Details)
Top of the Ear Lobe Lip (See picture for Details)
essentially Orbital with labret instead of ring (See picture for Details)
DOUBLE Ring band on the centre of the back lip of the ear (See picture for Details)
Ring band on the centre of the back lip of the ear (See picture for Details)
See picture for Details
See picture for Details
Top Rim of the Ear in the middle
Top Rim of the Ear in the middle
Long Bar Joint the upper sections of the ear diagonally (see picture for reference)
Long Bar Joint the upper sections of the ear diagonally (see picture for reference)
Upper flat section of the ear ( see picture for reference)
Bridge Section at the inner top lip of the ear ( see picture)
Front part of the ear above the Tab ( see picture for reference)
Bridge Section at the inner top lip of the ear ( see picture)
Bridge Section at the inner top lip of the ear ( see picture)
double Lip Piercing a little lower then standard (not suitable for rings)
Single Lip Piercing a little lower then standard (not suitable for rings)
Through the top flat section of the lip (see picture)
DOUBLED
DOUBLED
Through the top flat section of the lip (see picture)
Double Lip Piercing
Single Lip Piercing (ring or labret)
Single Lip line Piercings on EACH side of the mouth = DOUBLE snake bit piercings
Single Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth = snake bit piercings
Two SETS of Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth =
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
ESSENTIALLY A DOUBLE SET OF SPIDER BITE PIERCINGS
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
ESSENTIALLY A DOUBLE SET OF SPIDER BITE PIERCINGS
Two SETS of Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth = Spider bit piercings
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
Two Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth = Spider bit piercings
Double/ two Nipple Piercing (ring or Barbell
Single Nipple Piercing (ring or Barbell
Double Nose Piercing (ring or stud)
Single Nose Piercing (ring or stud)
whatever you call it .... its a VERTICAL on the ear
(please See the picture for reference)
(please See the picture for reference)
Double Daith Piercing
( An upper inside part of the ear)
( An upper inside part of the ear)
Daith Piercing
( An upper inside part of the ear)
( An upper inside part of the ear)
Double Vertical Labret Piercing
( through the lip vertically )
( through the lip vertically )
Vertical Labret Piercing
( through the lip vertically )
( through the lip vertically )
Double Navel Piercing
( Belly Button)
( Belly Button)
Single Navel Piercing
( Belly Button)
( Belly Button)
Two lobe or double lobe piercing (ring or stud)
Single Ear Lobe Piercing (ring or stud)
A smiley piercing (also called a frenulum piercing) is an oral piercing placed through the thin strip of skin that connects your upper lip to your gums — the upper labial frenulum.
Key details
• Placement: Upper lip frenulum (inside the mouth)
• Visibility: Hidden at rest, visible when smiling
• Jewelry: Usually a small horseshoe (curved barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Generally low (thin tissue, quick piercing)
• Healing time: ~ 4–8 weeks
Pros
• Subtle and playful
• Minimal pain compared to many piercings
• Easy to remove if you change your mind
Cons / risks (important)
• Can damage tooth enamel or cause gum recession
• Frenulum can be too thin → piercing may reject or tear
• Not everyone’s anatomy is suitable
• Often considered a temporary piercing rather than permanent
Key details
• Placement: Upper lip frenulum (inside the mouth)
• Visibility: Hidden at rest, visible when smiling
• Jewelry: Usually a small horseshoe (curved barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Generally low (thin tissue, quick piercing)
• Healing time: ~ 4–8 weeks
Pros
• Subtle and playful
• Minimal pain compared to many piercings
• Easy to remove if you change your mind
Cons / risks (important)
• Can damage tooth enamel or cause gum recession
• Frenulum can be too thin → piercing may reject or tear
• Not everyone’s anatomy is suitable
• Often considered a temporary piercing rather than permanent
nostril piercing is a nostril piercing placed higher up on the nose, above the standard nostril position, closer to the bridge of the nose rather than the nostril rim.
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
An Ashley piercing is a single lip piercing placed in the center of the lower lip, entering from the outside and exiting inside the mouth. From the front, you only see one flat stud, which gives it a clean, minimalist look.
Key details
• Placement: Center of the lower lip (outside → inside)
• Look: One visible stud on the lip (no bottom bead)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret post with a small gem or disc
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full internal healing can take longer)
Why people choose it
• Very sleek and modern
• Highlights the shape of the lips
• More subtle than a vertical labret
• Popular in editorial / alternative aesthetics
Important risks & considerations
• Tooth and gum contact on the inside (can cause wear or recession)
• Swelling can be significant at first
• Requires perfect placement to avoid rubbing
• Not ideal if you already have gum sensitivity
Key details
• Placement: Center of the lower lip (outside → inside)
• Look: One visible stud on the lip (no bottom bead)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret post with a small gem or disc
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full internal healing can take longer)
Why people choose it
• Very sleek and modern
• Highlights the shape of the lips
• More subtle than a vertical labret
• Popular in editorial / alternative aesthetics
Important risks & considerations
• Tooth and gum contact on the inside (can cause wear or recession)
• Swelling can be significant at first
• Requires perfect placement to avoid rubbing
• Not ideal if you already have gum sensitivity
nostril piercing is a nostril piercing placed higher up on the nose, above the standard nostril position, closer to the bridge of the nose rather than the nostril rim.
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
A vamp fang piercing (often called vampire fangs or fang bites) is a paired lip piercing setup designed to look like fang marks, usually placed symmetrically on the upper or lower lip.
• Two piercings, one on each side of the lip
• Positioned to resemble fang punctures
• Can be done on:
• Upper lip (more aggressive / vamp look)
• Lower lip (similar to snake bites but closer together)
Key details
• Placement: Upper or lower lip (through the lip)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret posts with small spikes, cones, or gems
• Pain level: Moderate (two piercings done back-to-back)
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full healing takes longer)
Why people choose it
• Strong goth / horror / vamp aesthetic
• Frames the mouth dramatically
• Looks killer with:
• Dark makeup
• Septum or medusa piercings
• Sharp or spike jewelry
• Two piercings, one on each side of the lip
• Positioned to resemble fang punctures
• Can be done on:
• Upper lip (more aggressive / vamp look)
• Lower lip (similar to snake bites but closer together)
Key details
• Placement: Upper or lower lip (through the lip)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret posts with small spikes, cones, or gems
• Pain level: Moderate (two piercings done back-to-back)
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full healing takes longer)
Why people choose it
• Strong goth / horror / vamp aesthetic
• Frames the mouth dramatically
• Looks killer with:
• Dark makeup
• Septum or medusa piercings
• Sharp or spike jewelry
A surface tragus is a surface piercing placed just in front of the ear, over the flat area of skin near the tragus—but not through the cartilage itself.
What makes it different
• Not a true tragus piercing
• Sits in skin only, not cartilage
• Uses a surface bar, not a stud or labret
Key details
• Placement: Flat skin area in front of the tragus
• Jewellery: Surface bar (90° or staple-style)
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 3–6 months (can take longer)
• Visibility: Very clean, edgy look from the side/front
Why people choose it
• Gives the look of a tragus without piercing cartilage
• Strong alternative / industrial aesthetic
• Works well with:
• Industrial piercings
• Forward helix
• Anti-tragus
• Minimal ear setups
What makes it different
• Not a true tragus piercing
• Sits in skin only, not cartilage
• Uses a surface bar, not a stud or labret
Key details
• Placement: Flat skin area in front of the tragus
• Jewellery: Surface bar (90° or staple-style)
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 3–6 months (can take longer)
• Visibility: Very clean, edgy look from the side/front
Why people choose it
• Gives the look of a tragus without piercing cartilage
• Strong alternative / industrial aesthetic
• Works well with:
• Industrial piercings
• Forward helix
• Anti-tragus
• Minimal ear setups
A septum piercing is placed through the soft tissue at the front of the nasal septum, known as the “sweet spot”, located just below the cartilage between the nostrils.
The piercing is carefully assessed and marked to ensure correct placement, comfort, and long-term wear. When placed correctly, a septum piercing does not go through cartilage.
Key details
• Placement: Soft tissue beneath the nasal cartilage
• Jewellery: Horseshoe (circular barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Low to moderate (quick and sharp)
• Healing time: ~ 6–8 weeks
• Visibility: Can be worn visible or flipped up discreetly during healing
Why people choose it
• Highly versatile and expressive
• Can be hidden for work or lifestyle needs
• Suits a wide range of aesthetics — minimal to bold
• Easy to customise with different jewellery styles
The piercing is carefully assessed and marked to ensure correct placement, comfort, and long-term wear. When placed correctly, a septum piercing does not go through cartilage.
Key details
• Placement: Soft tissue beneath the nasal cartilage
• Jewellery: Horseshoe (circular barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Low to moderate (quick and sharp)
• Healing time: ~ 6–8 weeks
• Visibility: Can be worn visible or flipped up discreetly during healing
Why people choose it
• Highly versatile and expressive
• Can be hidden for work or lifestyle needs
• Suits a wide range of aesthetics — minimal to bold
• Easy to customise with different jewellery styles
A dermal piercing (also known as a microdermal or single-point piercing) is a surface piercing that uses a small anchor placed beneath the skin, with a decorative top visible on the surface.
The area is carefully assessed to ensure suitable placement, taking into account skin movement, lifestyle factors, and long-term wear. The anchor is inserted using sterile, professional techniques to minimise trauma and support proper healing.
Key details
• Placement: Flat areas of the body (cheekbone, collarbone, chest, hip, etc.)
• Jewellery: Dermal anchor with interchangeable top
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 1–3 months (can vary by placement)
• Visibility: Minimal, clean, and highly customisable
Why people choose it
• Allows jewellery placement where traditional piercings aren’t possible
• Very sleek, modern appearance
• Wide range of decorative tops (gems, discs, spikes)
• Can be worn alone or as part of a symmetrical or clustered setup
The area is carefully assessed to ensure suitable placement, taking into account skin movement, lifestyle factors, and long-term wear. The anchor is inserted using sterile, professional techniques to minimise trauma and support proper healing.
Key details
• Placement: Flat areas of the body (cheekbone, collarbone, chest, hip, etc.)
• Jewellery: Dermal anchor with interchangeable top
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 1–3 months (can vary by placement)
• Visibility: Minimal, clean, and highly customisable
Why people choose it
• Allows jewellery placement where traditional piercings aren’t possible
• Very sleek, modern appearance
• Wide range of decorative tops (gems, discs, spikes)
• Can be worn alone or as part of a symmetrical or clustered setup
Front part of the ear above the Tab ( see picture for reference)
Bridge Section at the inner top lip of the ear ( see picture)
Upper flat section of the ear ( see picture for reference)
Top Rim of the Ear in the middle
Top Rim of the Ear in the middle
See picture for Details
See picture for Details
Ring band on the centre of the back lip of the ear (See picture for Details)
DOUBLE Ring band on the centre of the back lip of the ear (See picture for Details)
essentially Orbital with labret instead of ring (See picture for Details)
Top of the Ear Lobe Lip (See picture for Details)
Double Top of the Ear Lobe Lip (See picture for Details)
The Tab of the Ear
The Tab of the Ear
Classic eyebrow Piercing
Double Classic eyebrow Piercing one one each side or both on one
Classic Bridge Piercing
Classic Bridge Piercing x 2
Single Lip Piercing (ring or labret)
Two SETS of Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth = Spider bit piercings
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
(Two lip line Piercings each side of the mouth or as requested)
Two Lip line Piercings on the side of the mouth = Spider bit piercings
Double/ two Nipple Piercing (ring or Barbell
Single Nipple Piercing (ring or Barbell
Double Nose Piercing (ring or stud)
Single Nose Piercing (ring or stud)
Daith Piercing
( An upper inside part of the ear)
( An upper inside part of the ear)
Double Vertical Labret Piercing
( through the lip vertically )
( through the lip vertically )
Vertical Labret Piercing
( through the lip vertically )
( through the lip vertically )
Double Navel Piercing
( Belly Button)
( Belly Button)
Single Navel Piercing
( Belly Button)
( Belly Button)
Two lobe or double lobe piercing (ring or stud)
Single Ear Lobe Piercing (ring or stud)
A smiley piercing (also called a frenulum piercing) is an oral piercing placed through the thin strip of skin that connects your upper lip to your gums — the upper labial frenulum.
Key details
• Placement: Upper lip frenulum (inside the mouth)
• Visibility: Hidden at rest, visible when smiling
• Jewelry: Usually a small horseshoe (curved barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Generally low (thin tissue, quick piercing)
• Healing time: ~ 4–8 weeks
Pros
• Subtle and playful
• Minimal pain compared to many piercings
• Easy to remove if you change your mind
Cons / risks (important)
• Can damage tooth enamel or cause gum recession
• Frenulum can be too thin → piercing may reject or tear
• Not everyone’s anatomy is suitable
• Often considered a temporary piercing rather than permanent
Key details
• Placement: Upper lip frenulum (inside the mouth)
• Visibility: Hidden at rest, visible when smiling
• Jewelry: Usually a small horseshoe (curved barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Generally low (thin tissue, quick piercing)
• Healing time: ~ 4–8 weeks
Pros
• Subtle and playful
• Minimal pain compared to many piercings
• Easy to remove if you change your mind
Cons / risks (important)
• Can damage tooth enamel or cause gum recession
• Frenulum can be too thin → piercing may reject or tear
• Not everyone’s anatomy is suitable
• Often considered a temporary piercing rather than permanent
nostril piercing is a nostril piercing placed higher up on the nose, above the standard nostril position, closer to the bridge of the nose rather than the nostril rim.
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
Key details
• Placement: Upper nostril cartilage
• Jewelry: Small flat-back stud or tiny gem (hoops usually come later)
• Pain level: Moderate to high (more cartilage than a normal nostril)
• Healing time: ~ 6–12 months
• Visibility: More subtle and refined than a standard nostril
Why people choose it
• Cleaner, more editorial / high-fashion look
• Works well with double high nostrils (symmetrical studs)
• Pairs nicely with:
• Standard nostril
• Septum
• Bridge piercing
Things to know before getting one
• Swelling can be more noticeable
• Jewelry options are limited at first
• Downsizing is important once swelling goes down
• Requires a very experienced piercer for correct placement and angle
A vamp fang piercing (often called vampire fangs or fang bites) is a paired lip piercing setup designed to look like fang marks, usually placed symmetrically on the upper or lower lip.
• Two piercings, one on each side of the lip
• Positioned to resemble fang punctures
• Can be done on:
• Upper lip (more aggressive / vamp look)
• Lower lip (similar to snake bites but closer together)
Key details
• Placement: Upper or lower lip (through the lip)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret posts with small spikes, cones, or gems
• Pain level: Moderate (two piercings done back-to-back)
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full healing takes longer)
Why people choose it
• Strong goth / horror / vamp aesthetic
• Frames the mouth dramatically
• Looks killer with:
• Dark makeup
• Septum or medusa piercings
• Sharp or spike jewelry
• Two piercings, one on each side of the lip
• Positioned to resemble fang punctures
• Can be done on:
• Upper lip (more aggressive / vamp look)
• Lower lip (similar to snake bites but closer together)
Key details
• Placement: Upper or lower lip (through the lip)
• Jewelry: Flat-back labret posts with small spikes, cones, or gems
• Pain level: Moderate (two piercings done back-to-back)
• Healing time: ~ 8–12 weeks (full healing takes longer)
Why people choose it
• Strong goth / horror / vamp aesthetic
• Frames the mouth dramatically
• Looks killer with:
• Dark makeup
• Septum or medusa piercings
• Sharp or spike jewelry
A surface tragus is a surface piercing placed just in front of the ear, over the flat area of skin near the tragus—but not through the cartilage itself.
What makes it different
• Not a true tragus piercing
• Sits in skin only, not cartilage
• Uses a surface bar, not a stud or labret
Key details
• Placement: Flat skin area in front of the tragus
• Jewellery: Surface bar (90° or staple-style)
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 3–6 months (can take longer)
• Visibility: Very clean, edgy look from the side/front
Why people choose it
• Gives the look of a tragus without piercing cartilage
• Strong alternative / industrial aesthetic
• Works well with:
• Industrial piercings
• Forward helix
• Anti-tragus
• Minimal ear setups
What makes it different
• Not a true tragus piercing
• Sits in skin only, not cartilage
• Uses a surface bar, not a stud or labret
Key details
• Placement: Flat skin area in front of the tragus
• Jewellery: Surface bar (90° or staple-style)
• Pain level: Moderate
• Healing time: ~ 3–6 months (can take longer)
• Visibility: Very clean, edgy look from the side/front
Why people choose it
• Gives the look of a tragus without piercing cartilage
• Strong alternative / industrial aesthetic
• Works well with:
• Industrial piercings
• Forward helix
• Anti-tragus
• Minimal ear setups
A septum piercing is placed through the soft tissue at the front of the nasal septum, known as the “sweet spot”, located just below the cartilage between the nostrils.
The piercing is carefully assessed and marked to ensure correct placement, comfort, and long-term wear. When placed correctly, a septum piercing does not go through cartilage.
Key details
• Placement: Soft tissue beneath the nasal cartilage
• Jewellery: Horseshoe (circular barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Low to moderate (quick and sharp)
• Healing time: ~ 6–8 weeks
• Visibility: Can be worn visible or flipped up discreetly during healing
Why people choose it
• Highly versatile and expressive
• Can be hidden for work or lifestyle needs
• Suits a wide range of aesthetics — minimal to bold
• Easy to customise with different jewellery styles
The piercing is carefully assessed and marked to ensure correct placement, comfort, and long-term wear. When placed correctly, a septum piercing does not go through cartilage.
Key details
• Placement: Soft tissue beneath the nasal cartilage
• Jewellery: Horseshoe (circular barbell) or captive bead ring
• Pain level: Low to moderate (quick and sharp)
• Healing time: ~ 6–8 weeks
• Visibility: Can be worn visible or flipped up discreetly during healing
Why people choose it
• Highly versatile and expressive
• Can be hidden for work or lifestyle needs
• Suits a wide range of aesthetics — minimal to bold
• Easy to customise with different jewellery styles
Pop in and chat with us about your piercing requirements and needs
A jewellery installation is a professional service where high-quality body jewellery is fitted, downsized, upgraded, or repositioned into an existing, healed or healing piercing.
This service is ideal if you’re:
• Changing from a starter bar to a shorter post
• Upgrading to premium jewellery (gold, titanium, gem-set pieces)
• Switching styles for comfort or aesthetics
• Unsure how to safely change jewellery yourself
All installations are carried out using sterile tools and aseptic techniques to minimise irritation and reduce the risk of infection. Jewellery is selected and fitted based on your anatomy, healing stage, and placement to ensure maximum comfort, longevity, and correct alignment.
Where required, jewellery will be:
• Properly measured
• Securely tightened
• Checked for correct angle and clearance
After installation, you’ll receive aftercare advice tailored to the piercing and jewellery type.
Please note: jewellery installation is not a piercing and can only be performed on existing piercings.
Jewellery Sold separately
This service is ideal if you’re:
• Changing from a starter bar to a shorter post
• Upgrading to premium jewellery (gold, titanium, gem-set pieces)
• Switching styles for comfort or aesthetics
• Unsure how to safely change jewellery yourself
All installations are carried out using sterile tools and aseptic techniques to minimise irritation and reduce the risk of infection. Jewellery is selected and fitted based on your anatomy, healing stage, and placement to ensure maximum comfort, longevity, and correct alignment.
Where required, jewellery will be:
• Properly measured
• Securely tightened
• Checked for correct angle and clearance
After installation, you’ll receive aftercare advice tailored to the piercing and jewellery type.
Please note: jewellery installation is not a piercing and can only be performed on existing piercings.
Jewellery Sold separately
Dermal removal is a professional procedure to safely remove a dermal anchor that has migrated, rejected, become irritated, or is no longer wanted.
The removal process is carried out using sterile equipment and aseptic techniques to minimise trauma to the surrounding tissue. The area is carefully assessed beforehand to determine the safest removal method based on the placement, condition of the dermal, and stage of healing.
During the procedure:
• The surrounding tissue is gently released
• The anchor is removed with minimal disruption
• The area is cleaned and dressed appropriately
After removal, you will be given aftercare instructions to support healing and reduce the risk of scarring or infection.
Please note:
• Dermal removal is not a piercing service
• Some redness, tenderness, or minor scarring is normal
• Re-piercing in the same area is not always recommended and should be discussed during consultation
The removal process is carried out using sterile equipment and aseptic techniques to minimise trauma to the surrounding tissue. The area is carefully assessed beforehand to determine the safest removal method based on the placement, condition of the dermal, and stage of healing.
During the procedure:
• The surrounding tissue is gently released
• The anchor is removed with minimal disruption
• The area is cleaned and dressed appropriately
After removal, you will be given aftercare instructions to support healing and reduce the risk of scarring or infection.
Please note:
• Dermal removal is not a piercing service
• Some redness, tenderness, or minor scarring is normal
• Re-piercing in the same area is not always recommended and should be discussed during consultation
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