Piercing holes(piercing)

"Get your piercing done at a medical institution"

Getting a piercing (so-called piercing) is a medical procedure and can sometimes lead to serious complications if hygiene is not taken into account.Many people choose to do this themselves or at a piercing shop, but in environments other than medical institutions, there is often insufficient knowledge and preparation for complications, and safety measures are often not thorough.On the other hand, if a medical institution has such measures in place, it will be able to adequately deal with dangerous problems such as contact dermatitis, suppuration due to bacterial infection, or metal allergy.

Features of our piercing

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  Perfect hygiene measures
  using medical piercings

  Use sterilized medical earrings for the first piercing.

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  Less painful surgery

  The piercing is done at the same time as the piercing, so it only feels painful for a moment.

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  Reasonable price setting

  There is no initial consultation fee or consultation fee, and the pricing is very reasonable, so even students can easily use it.

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  Less likely to cause allergies

  Our clinic uses medical grade first piercings that are less likely to cause metal allergies, so even those who are prone to allergies can receive them with confidence.

Piercing locations and names

How to pierce earrings

At our clinic, we choose the safest and most appropriate method for piercing depending on the area and condition. A piercer is usually used for piercing. The first piercing is instantly attached using the power of a spring, so there is little pain and almost no bleeding. In certain areas or difficult places, the doctor may use a precision needle at his discretion to achieve more accurate piercing. You can receive treatment with peace of mind, thanks to the technology and hygienic environment that only a medical institution can provide.

Piasser

A piercer is a tool suitable for piercing earlobes and other relatively soft areas. It uses the power of a spring to instantly set the piercing, so there is little pain or bleeding, and the procedure is completed in a short time.

needle

Needle piercing is a method suitable for difficult areas or areas that require precision, such as the ear cartilage or tragus. Since the doctor drills each hole by hand, precise treatment is possible and the finished result is beautiful and stable.

Precautions for Piercing

About proper care methods

• Do not remove the first piercing
  Do not remove the first piercing until the piercing hole has healed. It is okay to disinfect the piercing with it on.
• When bathing, make sure you wash thoroughly
  It is okay to shower or bathe with your piercing in, but be careful not to leave any shampoo behind.
• Be aware of your sleeping position
  Try to avoid sleeping with your pierced ear facing down, as pressure and friction can cause bleeding and other problems.

If it becomes infected, consult a medical institution.

Even if you take proper care of your piercing, it may become infected in some cases. In particular, if pain, redness, and swelling persist, there is a high risk of the symptoms worsening if you leave it untreated on your own. As the infection progresses, a lump or granuloma may form, in which case you may need to close the piercing hole. In addition, it may be difficult to pierce the same place again after the hole has closed. To avoid such troubles, we recommend that you visit a medical institution as soon as possible and receive specialized treatment. Medical institutions provide treatment in a hygienic environment and provide appropriate aftercare, so you can rest assured.

Don't ignore the infection, go to a medical institution

FAQ

Will you provide anesthesia?

Yes, we can use local anesthesia to minimize pain if you wish.

Can I apply if I'm a minor?

Treatment is available for minors, but parental consent is required.

I have a metal allergy. Can I still have my teeth drilled?

Yes, you can rest assured because we use earrings made from medical-grade stainless steel or titanium, which are hypoallergenic.

Can I open multiple locations at the same time?

Yes, we can pierce multiple places at the same time. Please let us know in advance which places you would like pierced.

How soon after getting my ears pierced can I change them to regular earrings?

You can usually remove your piercing and replace it with a regular piercing after 4-6 weeks, although this may vary depending on your individual healing speed.

How should I care for it after the procedure?

After the treatment, please disinfect it regularly and avoid touching or moving it with your hands. Detailed care instructions will be given to you after the treatment.

If my piercing holes close up, can I get them reopened?

Yes, it is possible to get your ears pierced again even if they have become blocked. However, this needs to be confirmed by a doctor, so please consult with us.

Can I shower or wash my face on the day of the treatment?

You may shower or wash your face on the day of treatment, but please be careful not to irritate the treatment area.

When I get my piercing done, can I adjust it to the position I want?

Yes, we will confirm your desired position in advance and adjust the holes so that they are well balanced.

How often do I need to come in for a piercing?

Unless there is an infection or other problem, there is no need to visit the hospital.

Can I choose the design of my first piercing?

Yes, we have a variety of piercings made from medical materials available. You can choose from your favorite designs.

How long does the treatment take?

Piercing procedures usually take about 5 minutes to complete.

What should I do if my piercing becomes inflamed?

If inflammation occurs, please come to our clinic immediately. We will provide appropriate treatment.

I wear glasses if necessary, but do they clash?

We can adjust the piercing position to take into account how you will look while wearing glasses, so please consult us before the procedure.