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•	History of Body Piercing

Body Piercing Materials

•	Some Tips To Consider

•	Where To Get Pierced

•	The Piercing Procedure

•	Healing Time

•	Care Of Piercings

•	Complications

•	Body Piercing Info

	Ear Lobe Piercing
	Ear Cartilage Piercing
	Ear Industrial / Scaffold
	Eyebrow Piercings
	Lip Piercings
	Tongue Piercings
	Nose Piercings
	Navel Piercings

•	18+ Body Piercing Info

	Nipple Piercings
	Clitoral Piercing
	Labial Piercings
	Guiche Piercings
	Scrotum Piercings
	Glans Penis Piercings

•	Body Piercing Videos

A hollow needle is passed through the body part followed by the insertion of the body jewelry in the hole. A small amount of bleeding may occur as a result of the piercing. A piercing gun should not be used because it crushes the tissues that are pierced and it cannot be properly resterilized.

The type of jewelry inserted will depend on the body part. For example, a short barbell in the tongue will lead to problems when the tongue starts to swell. The type of jewelry used must accommodate the swelling that follows the piercing procedure. Piercers recommend non-toxic metals such as surgical steel, 14K gold, niobium, or titanium to avoid infections and allergic reactions.

Immediate disposal of used needles into a sharps container is standard procedure.

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