Nipple

Chest nipple piercings can be a distinctive choice for body modification. They are often selected for their appearance. The piercing process involves a quick sensation followed by a period of dull throbbing. Although rings can be worn in them; high-quality, implant-grade titanium or 14k gold straight barbells are typically used as initial jewelry due to its suitability for the healing process.

Placement, anatomy, and aftercare are crucial to the healing of a nipple piercing; therefore, a consultation with one of our practitioners is required before your piercing appointment. They can also be stretched to larger gauge jewellery once fully settled.

Healing generally takes between 9 and 12 months. A simple aftercare routine of using a sterile saline spray twice daily is usually recommended, and it is advised to avoid rotating the jewelry. Wearing a clean, breathable cotton undershirt can help protect the piercing from snags.

Please note: We do not do nipple piercings on any person under the age of 18 – even with parental consent.

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Nipple piercings are the ultimate choice for anyone looking to add a bold, empowering touch to their body! Whether you’re looking to boost your confidence or just love the edgy look of a shimmering barbell under your favorite tee, this piercing is a total game-changer.

Most of our clients are pleasantly surprised to find that the “ouch” factor is just a quick, intense pinch that’s over in seconds – often compared to a sharp sting rather than a long-lasting ache.

Although rings can be worn in them, we will start you off with a high-quality, implant-grade titanium or gold barbell to give your body the best start for a smooth healing journey.

Caring for your new favorite accessory is all about consistency and a little bit of patience. Because nipple tissue is unique, these piercings can take anywhere from 9 to 12 months to fully heal, but they’ll start feeling comfy much sooner with the right love!

Please note: We do not perform nipple piercings on any person under the age of 18 – even with parental consent.

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Inverted nipples (where the nipple has retracted into the breast tissue) are often a cosmetic concern, which can be rectified by piercing the nipple. There are three grades of nipple inversions:

Grade 1: The nipple comes out easily under light pressure and remains out when the pressure is released. Generally, there is little to no excess connective tissue (fibrosis), and it is usually considered the same as a standard nipple, although slightly more specialised.

Grade 2: The nipple protrudes under mild to moderate pressure; however, it returns to its original position upon release. Often, there is a moderate amount of fibrosis, and the piercing should be expected to bruise and swell more; therefore, a longer and thicker barbell may be required to compensate for the increased pressure. Once pierced, the nipple will stay outwards and may appear permanently erect.

Grade 3: The nipple is retracted and can not be manipulated to come out. Generally, this type of anatomy is not suitable for piercing, and surgery is the only corrective procedure; however, we are still happy to provide a consultation and discuss options.

Placement, anatomy, and aftercare are crucial to the healing of a nipple piercing; therefore, a consultation with one of our practitioners is required before your piercing appointment.

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