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Body Piercing & Jewellery

Stacked Lobe	Top and Bottom Belly, and Dermal
Hip Dermals	Snake Bites and Septum
Vertical Labrets	Stacked Lobes
Septum Piercing	Industrial and Daith
Belly Piercing	Medusa
Smiley	Daith Piercing
Paired Eyebrow Piercing	Fresh Lobe Piercing
Tongue Piercing	Rook Piercing
Belly Piercing	Double Conch
Belly Piercing	Bridge Piercing
Daith Piercing	Third-Eye Microdermal
Hip Dermals	Daith Piercing Daith Piercing
Nose Piercing Nose piercing with cbr	Lip Piercing Lip and Nose Piercings
Tongue Web Tongue Web Piercing	Tragus Piercing Tragus Piercing
Tongue Piercing	Industrial Piercing
Bridge, Septum, Labret and double vertical side lip piercings	Medusa & Septum
Belly And Microdermals Healed Navel Piercing and Microdermals	Collarbone Dermals Double Collarbone Dermals
Double Nose Piercing Double Nose Piercings & Lip with Stud

Piercing Care for Oral Piercings:

When it comes to tongue and labret piercings it’s all about keeping your mouth clean. Rinse your mouth with alcohol-free mouthwash every couple hours or anytime you eat/drink/smoke. Brush your teeth a twice a day and be sure to carefully brush your tongue as well. Do a thorough sea salt rinse, one teaspoon per glass, once a day. Tongue piercings can be very uncomfortable. You can expect swelling and mild soreness for 3 to 5 days. Anthony’s Body Piercing recommends a return visit one to two weeks after piercing to downsize to a smaller barbell (and plastic balls for tooth health). For lip piercings, also follow the healing procedure below.

Piercing care:

A thorough antibacterial soap cleansing is needed everyday, along with a thorough rinse. In a shot glass, use a solution of a half teaspoon of sea salt in warm water and soak the piercing for a few minutes 2-3 times each day.

Important Rules to follow:

Only touch the piercing when cleaning and make sure your hands are always clean when handling your piercing.
Do NOT rotate your new piercing. This encourages unnessisary handling and causes irritation.
If you think you have an infection, contact your piercer or a physician immediately.

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