Body Piercing Methods
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Body Piercing: Methods
Summary:
Body piercing involves creating an opening in the body to wear jewelry. The healing process forms a "fistula," a durable passageway. Here's an overview of common piercing methods.
Methods of Body Piercing
Needle Method (Standard)
The most widely used method in the United States involves a medical hollow needle, which creates an opening without going all the way through. Jewelry is inserted immediately to maintain the opening. The needle is typically larger than the jewelry to reduce pressure on the healing area and facilitate fistula formation.Piercing Guns
Piercing guns, often employed by non-professionals for earlobe piercing, work like a stapler by forcing a stud through the skin. This method is not recommended due to sterilization challenges and the risk of infection and pathogen transmission.Cannula Method
Similar to the standard method, this technique uses a hollow plastic tube (cannula) at the end of the needle. The piercer inserts the jewelry using the cannula. Common in Europe, this method efficiently pulls the jewelry through the opening.Scalpel Method
Used for large gauge piercings, especially in the ears, this method involves using a medical scalpel to make a precise slit. It can also correct asymmetrical piercings. If jewelry is removed, the fistula usually requires surgical intervention to close.Pierce and Taper
Ideal for larger gauge piercings on flexible skin areas, this technique starts with standard piercing. A tapered steel bar enlarges the opening, followed by jewelry insertion.Dermal Punching
For upper ear piercings, which involve skin and cartilage, a dermal punch removes a specific area to reduce pressure and ensure long-term viability. Like scalpel methods, these piercings do not close naturally.Each method has unique advantages and considerations. Always seek professional advice for safe and effective body piercing.
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