Tongue Web

Tongue webbing piercings are anatomical, as you need a specific frenulum structure (the web itself) to sustain the piercing.

They offer a quick and relatively painless piercing that typically heals quickly. They can be prone to scar tissue if aggravated or played with during healing, and are very anatomical, meaning some people do not have the supportive tissue to allow it to stay long term.

Although migration and rejection are realistic expectations for any webbing piercing, if placed correctly on the right anatomy, the risk can be minimised.