Piercing
Piercing – a form of personal expression
It improves appearance and sometimes even improves quality of life – more here!
Piercing care
How to properly take care of the piercing during healing? Cleanliness, dryness, patience – everything here!
What is normal and when to go to the doctor?
Itching, crusting is normal. Problems? Find out when it’s time to see a doctor!
Piercing is a form of personal expression
works as jewellery to enhance appearance and sometimes even improves the quality of life
Why get a piercing?
Historically, people like to decorate and change their appearance to ‘look better’, follow a trend or stand out from the crowd; some people do it through their clothes, some like to dye their hair, some like to get tattoos…and some like to get piercings.
In any case, piercings may not only improve your appearance, but also your self-esteem and thus your quality of life.
Some people do it to compensate for specific deficiencies (women with inverted nipples might cure them with nipple piercings; some people with genital piercings have seen improvements in their sex life…).
And finally, some people just like the feeling of a metal needle penetrating their body.
Unfortunately, we’re not yet with the times…
Some piercings are still not well received by society 🙁
so you should think carefully and ask yourself: “Am I going to have a problem in my workplace because of this?” “Is this a piercing that I can hide if necessary ?”
The price?
The price of the piercing includes the application of a standard jewel, this jewel is designed to smooth the healing process and after complete healing of the puncture can be replaced according to the taste of the owner for another.
Ear
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lobe puncture /800 CZK/1pc /
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helix /800 CZK/
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conch /800 CZK/
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flat /800 CZK/
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tragus /800 CZK/
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forward helix /800 CZK/
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rook /900 CZK/
Nose
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septum /800 CZK/
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nostril /800 CZK/
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bridge /900 CZK/
Eyebrows
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eyebrow /900/ CZK
Rty
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labret /800 CZK/
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medusa /800 CZK/
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monroe /800 CZK/
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snake bites /900 CZK for 1pc/
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vertical labret /900 CZK/
Nipples
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nipple vertical /900 CZK/
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nipple horizontal /900 CZK/
Other
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“tongue” /900 CZK/
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navel “navel” /900 CZK/
Treatment and care”
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Shortening “downsize” /200 CZK/
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exchange of jewellery bought with us FREE of charge
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exchange of jewellery bought elsewhere/200CZK/
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Piercing treatment from another studio/400CZK
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Aftercare products /from 150 CZK/
Decorative jewellery
The so-called “more beautiful” jewellery / earrings can be applied after the puncture has completely healed and the current offer can be found in the studio.
We order jewellery made of precious metals or with diamonds on order after a deposit.
Piercing care
These simple recommendations apply to all types of piercings during the healing period – simply keep it clean and dry and do not touch the piercing outside of cleaning it.
Healing time can be from 2 to 12 months or longer, depending on the type of piercing and personal factors (overall immune system, stress, lifestyle habits…)
Keeping your piercing clean doesn’t mean cleaning it as often as possible, but avoiding contact with germs as much as possible.
During the healing process, you will develop crusts at the piercing site: this is normal: they are made up of blood and lymphatic fluid and are a healthy reaction of your body to the piercing. Never remove crusts until they are dry.
The only product to remove these crusts, is sterile saline or plain water/piercing and rinse the area twice a day after washing your hands thoroughly. When showering, carefully rinse off any residual cleaning solutions.
After cleaning, dry carefully and keep the piercing area dry / bacteria like damp places / Of course, always use clean towels or paper towels.
In addition, try not to touch the piercing, even if you feel that it is stuck due to crusts: it can increase the risk of infections. Let the crusts fall off on their own or gently remove them during the cleaning stages described above.
Don’t sleep on your fresh piercing, and (especially with ear and face piercings) be careful with objects such as headphones and glasses: not only because of bacteria, but they can also change the angle of the piercing, making it difficult or dangerous to heal.
Until the piercing is completely healed, avoid going to the pool, sea or sauna. Alternatively, you can cover the piercing with a waterproof bandage.
What is normal and when to go to the doctor?
During the healing process:
some discoloration, itching, secretion of whitish-yellow fluid (not pus), which forms a crust on the jewelry.
Up and down phases are normal during healing:
be patient and follow the recommendations at all times.
WHEN TO GO TO THE DOCTOR ?!
See a doctor if:
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You have severe redness, swelling or pain from the piercing
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You have a large amount of discharge that is thick, green, yellow or grey and smells
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You have symptoms that last for a week or get worse
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You have fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, dizziness or disorientation
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