Treatments

Earlobe piercing is a famous body piercing that involves puncturing the earlobe to insert jewellery. It is considered one of the most accessible and least painful forms of piercing. Due to its simplicity and quick healing time, many people opt for earlobe piercing as their first type. You can adorn your earlobe, sticking with various jewellery options, such as studs, hoops, and dangly earrings, which allow you to express your style.

Upper lobe piercing is a type of ear piercing that is done slightly higher on the earlobe compared to a traditional ear lobe piercing. It is placed above the initial ear lobe piercing and can be positioned anywhere along the upper part of the earlobe. Upper lobe piercings can be a way to add more earrings and create a unique and stylish look. They can be adorned with various jewellery options, such as studs, hoops, and barbells, allowing for individual customisation, and personal expression.

A transverse lobe piercing is an ear piercing that goes horizontally through the earlobe rather than the traditional vertical piercing. This piercing style involves inserting a barbell or a straight piece of jewellery through the earlobe, creating a unique and eye-catching look. Transverse lobe piercings can be placed at different angles and positions on the earlobe, allowing for customisation and personal style expression.

A tragus piercing involves piercing the small area of cartilage on the outer ear, known as the tragus. It can be adorned with various jewellery options, such as small studs, hoops, and barbells, and has become famous for its unique and subtle appearance. It's essential to have a professional piercer perform this piercing to ensure proper placement and minimise the risk of complications.

The auricle, called the outer ear, collects and directs sound waves into the ear canal. It's made up of cartilage and skin. People often get their auricle pierced for decoration. This piercing is done on the ear's outer rim, the helix, and can be customised with different jewellery options.

The snug piercing goes through the cartilage of the antihelix and is typically placed in the middle, creating a snug fit for the jewellery. Due to the thickness of the cartilage, it may take longer to heal and requires proper aftercare. It’s essential to have a professional piercer perform the piercing to minimise the risk of complications.

An industrial piercing, also known as a scaffold piercing, is a type of ear piercing that consists of two piercings connected by a single straight barbell. The barbell typically runs diagonally across the top of the ear, passing through the helix (the outer rim of the ear) in two separate piercings. This creates a visually striking and unique look that resembles the appearance of industrial scaffolding, hence the name "industrial piercing."