Nipple Piercing

Nipple piercing is a form of body piercing that involves the insertion of jewelry through the nipple. It is a popular type of body modification that individuals choose for various reasons, including self-expression, aesthetics, or as a form of personal empowerment.

An nipple piercing is usually done by a professional piercer using a sterilized needle. The process involves the following steps:.
1. The piercer will discuss your desired piercing, it's placement, and potential jewelry options. They may also assess the area to ensure it's suitable for piercing.
2. The piercer will clean the area with antiseptic solution to minimize the risk of infection.
3. The piercer will mark the precise location where the piercing will be placed. This allows you to revise and approve the placement before the actual piercing.
4. The piercer will use a piercing needle to create a hole in the marked area.
5. Once the holes is made, the piercer will immediately insert the chosen jewelry into the piercing. .
6. After the piercing is complete, the piercer will provide you with aftercare instructions. It's crucial to follow aftercare instructions carefully to promote proper healing and minimize the risk of complications.

Proper aftercare is essential for the healing of nipple piercings. Here are some general guidelines to take care of your nipple piercing:
1. Clean the piercing once a day with saline solution. Soak a sterile cotton ball or pad in the solution and gently clean around the piercing to remove any crust or debris.
2. Avoid using harsh soaps, hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, or any strong antiseptics on the piercing as they can be too abrasive and may hinder the healing process.
3. Refrain from touching the piercing with unwashed hands.
4. Choose loose-fitting, breathable clothing to avoid unnecessary friction and irritation.
5. If you wear bras, choose those with minimal padding and avoid bras with lace or seams that can rub against the piercing. Nipple shields can also provide protection during the healing process.
If you experience persistent pain, swelling , redness, or discharge, consult with your piercer for guidance.

Nipple piercings typically takes about 6-9 months to fully heal. However, individual healing times can vary based on factors such as personal health, aftercare practices, and how well your body responds to the piercing. Its crucial to follow proper cleaning and care instructions provided by your piercer to promote a smooth healing process.

Nipple Piercing has two cost:
1. Nipple Piercing procedure is AED 250 for pair and AED 150 for single nipple
2.The cost of jewelry can vary, with higher quality materials generally being more expensive but offering better biocompatibility. Safe metals for nipple includes solid gold, titanium and some stainless steel. Although for initial piercing, we highly recommend wearing Titanium Grade jewelry that promote safe and smooth healing and minimize the risk of complications. Always consult the piercer to discuss the best type of jewelry for your nipple piercing, considering your anatomy and personal preferences.