1. What is the minimum age for getting a piercing?

Most studios require clients to be at least 18 years old. For younger clients, parental consent is typically required.

2. What types of piercings do you offer?

We offer ear piercings, nose piercings, eyebrow piercings, tongue piercings, belly button piercings, lip piercings, as well as intimate piercings.

3. What materials are used for piercings?

We use high-quality materials such as titanium, surgical steel, gold, and plastic, suitable for different skin types and client preferences.

4. How long does it take for a piercing to heal?

Healing time depends on the piercing location. For example, ear piercings typically heal in 6-8 weeks, while belly button piercings can take up to 6 months.

5. How should I care for my piercing after the procedure?

Regularly clean the piercing site with antiseptic, avoid physical irritation, and make sure the jewelry does not cause discomfort.

6. Does getting a piercing hurt?

The process may cause brief pain, but most people find it to be manageable and quick.

7. Can I get a piercing if I’m allergic to metal?

We recommend using hypoallergenic jewelry made from materials like titanium or surgical steel, which are suitable for sensitive skin.

8. Can I get a piercing if I have a chronic illness?

It’s best to consult with your doctor before getting a piercing if you have chronic conditions like diabetes or skin issues.

9. What should I do if my piercing becomes infected?

If you notice signs of infection, contact a professional right away. You may need antibiotics or a change in jewelry.

10. Can I exercise after getting a piercing?

We recommend avoiding intense physical activity during the first few weeks to prevent irritation or trauma to the piercing.

11. Can I remove my piercing on my own?

It’s best to have a professional remove your jewelry to avoid infections or complications.

12. How do I choose jewelry for my piercing?

Our staff can help you select jewelry that suits your skin type, personal preferences, and the healing needs of your piercing.

13. What is the most popular type of piercing?

The most popular piercings are ear piercings (including cartilage), nose piercings, and eyebrow piercings.

14. Can pregnant or breastfeeding women get a piercing?

It’s recommended to consult with a doctor before getting a piercing during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, as there may be risks involved.

15. How long should I keep jewelry in my piercing?

You should keep jewelry in your piercing until it has fully healed, which can take several months depending on the type of piercing.

16. What are the risks associated with piercings?

Potential risks include infection, bleeding, allergic reactions, or improper healing.

17. Can I get a piercing during my menstrual cycle?

Yes, you can get a piercing during your period, though you may experience heightened sensitivity.

18. How do I choose the right piercing studio?

Look for a licensed studio with a clean environment and experienced professionals who follow strict hygiene protocols.

19. How often should I change my piercing jewelry?

You should avoid changing your jewelry until the piercing is completely healed. After healing, you can switch it out as often as you like.

20. Can I return jewelry if it doesn’t fit or suit me?

We accept returns on jewelry only if it hasn’t been used and is in its original condition.