Why Choose Us?

Our talented piercers pierce by hand with a single-use, sterile needle and never with a piercing gun. Our professional piercers are dedicated to upholding strict safety and hygiene standards, ensuring sterilized tools and clean facilities at all times.

Piercings We Offer

  • Ear Piercings

    • Lobe
    • Helix
    • Tragus
    • Anti-Tragus
    • Conch
    • Daith
    • Rook
    • Industrial

  • Facial Piercings

    • Nostril
    • Septum
    • Bridge
    • Eyebrow

  • Body Piercings

    • Navel
    • Nipple 
    • Surface
    • Dermal

  • Oral Piercings

    • Tongue
    • Lip
    • Labret
    • Philtrum
    • Madonna
    • Monroe
    • Vertical Labret

Have questions, or looking for a piercing you don't see listed here? Get in touch!

Aftercare

Ensure a smooth healing by following these aftercare guidelines.

  • Cleaning Your Piercing: Gently cleanse the area twice daily with a sterile saline solution, essential for preventing infections. In the shower, clean the piercing with an unscented soap to remove any residue left behind by your other shower products.

  • Avoiding Irritation: Minimize touching and sleeping on the piercing to avoid irritation.

Always follow the guidelines provided by your piercer!

FAQ

How old do I have to be to get a piercing?

For most piercings, you must be 16 years of age to sign for yourself, and you will be asked to provide a piece of valid government photo ID.

If you’re under 16, you may still be able to get pierced with a parent present, provided you have valid photo ID for both of you. That being said, we do reserve the right to refuse piercings on an individual basis. This is usually based on anatomy, but sometimes it may just be something your piercer is not comfortable doing on a minor. 

*For genital, nipple, and surface piercings, you must be 18, regardless of parental consent.

How long does it take for a piercing to heal?  

Healing times vary by piercing type. Earlobes typically heal in 6-8 weeks, while other cartilage and body piercings may take 6-12 months. Everybody heals differently.

How much do piercings hurt? 

Pain levels vary depending on the piercing location and individual tolerance.

What should I avoid during the healing process? 

Avoid touching, twisting or playing with your piercing, sleeping on it, over-cleaning, and exposing it to dirty environments or harsh chemicals. 

Can I swim with a new ear piercing? 

Avoid any submersion in water, including swimming in pools, hot tubs, lakes, and oceans, until your piercing is fully healed to prevent infection. 

What should I do if my piercing gets infected?  

If you notice signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus), contact one of our piercers or a healthcare provider. Do not remove the jewelry. 

When can I change my piercing jewelry? 

Wait until your piercing is fully healed before changing jewelry. Your piercer will guide you on the appropriate time for switching body jewelry.