Frenum

Frenum piercings are traditionally placed just behind the glans of the head, through the webbing of the foreskin, which connects to the shaft. They are anatomical piercings, meaning you need the proper structure for them to work, but they can work on intact and circumcised anatomy.

Straight barbells are suggested for the healing and often require downsizing once healed. Rings can also be comfortably worn both under (hanging) and over (larger ring, resting behind the head)

Non-traditional placements are also possible (downwards the shaft, on the top or bottom). However, they are not as easy to heal and often suffer from migration over time.

As they do not pass through the urethra, the urinary stream is unaffected by the piercing, and healing is relatively easy due to the small amount of tissue passed through.

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