Frequently Asked Piercing Questions

• No appointment is needed for piercings though you can book if you would prefer.
• Meg is in the studio Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm

Our services include:

• All above waist piercings
• Dermal anchors
• Skin divers
• Jewellery change

We do not currently provide a service for genital piercing but will be happy to recommend local reputable piercers who do.

• We only use high quality titanium jewellery sourced from leading suppliers within the industry.
• All piercing prices include standard jewellery however we do have a beautiful range of body jewellery , please speak to Meg either before or on the day of your procedure if you would like to upgrade.

Yes, there is. Please see the legal age limits below. – parental consent ages require your parent or legal guardian to be present, we will not take confirmation over the phone.

• Add two teaspoons of sea salt to 3/4 cup of cooled (lukewarm) boiled water
• Using cotton buds, dip into solution and use to clean around both sides of the piercing.
• Make sure to gently remove any dried blood or bodily fluids.
• Continue this process twice a day for six weeks
• After this period, continue to clean every 2 – 3 days until fully healed.
• If you have any issues with excessive swelling, contact us for advice, you may need longer jewellery.
• Avoid taking your jewellery out or changing it for a minimum of six weeks, unless done professionally.
• Do not twist or play with jewellery as it can cause irritation, swelling and risk of infection.
• It is normal for a new piercing to bleed. Compress the area and clean as detailed above.

• Add two teaspoons of sea salt to 3/4 cup of cooled (lukewarm) boiled water – rinse this solution around your mouth for 10 seconds and spit out.
• Mouth wash can be used as long as it is alcohol free.
• Repeat this cleaning procedure 2 – 3 times a day for 6 weeks.
• You will be booked back in one week after piercing for a jewellery change to a shorter bar.
• This will improve any discomfort from the longer jewellery
• It is normal for your new tongue piercing to be swollen. Avoid any foods that will irritate.
• It is normal for a new piercing to bleed. Rinse mouth with clean water and compress the area.

• Add two teaspoons of sea salt to 3/4 cup of cooled (lukewarm) boiled water
• Using cotton buds, dip into solution and use to clean around the outside of the piercing.
• Use the remaining solution to rinse inside of mouth for 10 seconds
• Make sure to gently remove any dried blood or bodily fluids.
• Continue this process twice a day for six weeks
• After this period, continue to clean every 2 – 3 days until fully healed.
• If you have any issues with excessive swelling, contact us for advice, you may need longer jewellery.
• Avoid taking your jewellery out or changing it for a minimum of six weeks, unless done professionally.
• Do not twist or play with jewellery as it can cause irritation, swelling and risk of infection.
• It is normal for a new piercing to bleed. Compress the area and clean as detailed above.

• On average piercings take around 6 weeks to fully heal.
• If you have any issues with excessive swelling or irritation bumps this can take longer. In the event of either of these, please follow advice from your piercer.
• Once healed, new piercings can flare up or become tender occasionally, especially in sensitive areas.
• If you do experience a flare up, restart the cleaning procedure and contact your piercer for advice.