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Celebrity With Collar Bone Piercing

The neck or collar bone piercing is also most commonly known as Madison piercing. It is paced in the front of the neck, most often in between your collarbones where the flesh is more and hence it gets its name from the placement area. It can also refer to any kind of other piercing which is placed along the collar bone, no matter what the position it.

Collar bone piercing is a part of the neck piercing which covers any part and side of the neck including the adam’s apple down to your throat and collar bones until the hairline and up the area near your ears. When people talk of neck piercing, they also include the nape of the neck which is one of the most common placement options for people who choose to get this kind of piercings.

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The madison or the collar bone piercing just moves along the collar bone of the wearer. You can do any kind of neck or collar bone piercing like a surface or a dermal piercing. In fact, the trend of getting Madison/ collar bone and neck piercing has been rising so much that even celebrities are intrigued by it and some of them have even gotten it done!

Here’s a bit of a difference about the surface and dermal collar bone and neck piercing as well as the list of celebrities who have got it done!

Surface Collar Bone Piercings

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Surface collar bone piercing is different because they have an entry and an exit point which is made by removing a small piece of the flesh using a needle. A surface bar is pushed inside the created space and it comes out from the other end. Each end of the bar has some kind of jewel that remains exposed, the bar, on the other hand, remains inside the skin.

Surface piercings are more prone to migration and rejection because they are super close to the surface of the skin. But the good news for the people who get their surface piercing done on their neck has lesser chances of getting their piercings rejected. No matter where you get your piercing done, looking out for a skilled piercer and following good aftercare will definitely help you avoid any kind of problems that are related to a piercing gone bad.

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