It's very important to take a proper care of your new piercing so that you can heal it and avoid infections. What are the most common risks? We decided to open a discussion board, where you canl ask us a question and get the answer very quickly. Simply feel free to write on the section below and tell us about your experience. We will be very happy to help you!

Before You Get Your First Piercing, You Should:

1. Choose A Professional Piercing Artist
2. Be Absolutely Healthy
3. Know The Risks

OUR BEST ADVICE:

Piercing Disinfection - Advice
If your new piercing just got infected, you can treat it at home with a few simple supplies. Your piercing will show some of the following symptoms if it has an infection, including pain, swelling and redness. You must treat it fast to avoid further complications.

Body Piercing - Safety
No matter what type of body modification you choose, there is a good possibility one day you may wish you hadn't. More important than that, there is research you should do before you decide to allow someone to do any sort of body modification.

Piercing Pain & Rejection
Many people want to know how the pain of different types of piercings compare. The level of pain depends largely on the location of the piercing. The most common piercing is still the fleshy part of the lower ear lobe. This piercing is only momentarily painful, and most people find it quite bearable. The pain is not very severe because the piercing only goes through flesh. Piercings that go through cartilage are more painful. 

Body Piercing-Healing Phases
Many teenagers are fascinated about getting their body pierced and they adorn them with different types of jewelry. It's better to know all the risks and awareness before you go an make your appointment. If you are considering to get body piercing done, it’s important to know the all the important information about the body piercing.

WHEN YOU FINALLY GOT YOUR FIRST PIERCING, BE AWARE OF:

Piercing Risks
There are a number of reasons for getting piercings, tattoos, and other body modifications. Like the rest of the body modifications such as Branding, Scarification, Body Implants etc may cost you a lot of money and there are several things you should be careful. Many of the risks associated with body piercing can be inconvenient and even painful, but some risks can be life-threatening. Here's how to protect your health when having a body piercing. 

Piercing Pain
Many people want to know how the pain of different types of piercings compare. The level of pain depends largely on the location of the piercing. The most common piercing is still the fleshy part of the lower ear lobe. This piercing is only momentarily painful, and most people find it quite bearable. The pain is not very severe because the piercing only goes through flesh.

Piercing Mistakes - Do Not Do It Yourself!
You will not be in a sterile environment. And no, wiping things down with alcohol doesn't count. Piercing shops use chemicals that kill 99% of all diseases in 1 minute. Alcohol is merely a disinfectant, meaning it does not kill all pathogens. Sterility is absolutely vital when getting a piercing, as it greatly minimizes the chances of getting an infection, or even a disease!

Piercing Effects
Irritation to your skin inside and outside of the piercing is a normal side effect after you receive a piercing. Depending on the length of the healing period for your specific piercing, your immune system and aftercare regimen, your piercing may appear and feel irritated for a minimum of four weeks to one year. When the piercing site experiences irritation, your piercing will appear swollen and red, and exude a clear, white or light-yellow fluid, according to the Association of Professional Piercers. 

Piercing Aftercare Awareness
Piercing, tattoos, body scarifications and other body modifications are maybe the most popular body decoration in the past few years. People are getting tattoos and piercings every day. This seems to be trendy and a great way for self-expression. 

Allergic Reaction From Jewelry
The jewelers are extremely important especially for the first piercing. The preferable metal is titanium, as this one is the most convenient and does not contain toxic substances, which reduces the chances of allergies, suppurations and infections. Normally, it is essential that the piercing has the appropriate size for the body spot where it is going to be placed.

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Risks? What are the most common risks? How can I stop the infection? How to stay away from body allergies? How to clean my new piercing? How to change my body jewel? AND so many other questions we get on our email every day. So we decided to open a discussion board, where you can ask us a question and get the answer very quickly. Simply feel free to write on the section below and tell us about your experience. We will be very happy to help you!