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We would always want to ensure you are making an informed decision when it comes to being pierced and have allowed for the healing process in your lifestyle.
Drink plenty of water and sleep well.
Avoid drugs and alcohol on the lead up to your new piercing and in the initial healing process.
Don’t get pierced if you are poorly, you wont heal well, it may hurt more and you may spread your illness.
If you have medical conditions which requires a doctor’s note before being pierced, or suspect so: please call the studio ahead of time to verify whether your condition requires a GP’s authorization.
If you are on any regular medications, you might consider asking your doctor ahead of time.
Check to ensure you have your valid ID, driver’s license, or passport. If you’re not sure if the identification you have is acceptable, you can always read more about it in our I.D policies
Once we have seen your I.D you do not need to bring it with you to every appointment.
Consider any holidays you have planned in the initial healing time, you may wish to postpone till you return.
It may not be possible to wear makeup or headphones during your initial healing.
What to expect during your piercing experience
Immediately after your piercing experience
Read our aftercare information if you are unsure about whether or not you can currently care for your new piercing.
Piercings are pretty straight forward, but not everyone is experiencing the best life circumstances to take care of a healing adornment.