Piercing, just like tattoos are not only fun but a great thing to get addicted to. Some people just can’t get one and want another right afterward. For people who already have their helix’s, their septum’s and their tragus’ punched, they will know that after it will come to the rest of the body parts – the belly, the nose, the nipple, and perhaps a dermal piercing? (Or to those who are in the medical field, a transdermal implant.) But even before you read about where you should get one, you must read all about it.

Unlike regular cartilage or indeed belly button jewel, a dermal piercing is what’s distinguished in the field as a ‘single-point surface piercing’. Not to jargonize it further, this suggests that it’s more complicated to adjust, tidy up and attend to because it doesn’t penetrate the skin, fairly it’s planted in and remains inside the dermis layer with a hook holding it in its original and desired position. There’s no exit point in this kind of pricing.

But how does it happen? and why do people, especially celebrities go for it? Well, a qualified and experienced expert would sterilize and clean the area and will then use a dermal punch machine to remove a bit of flesh. He can also use the needle to create an L shape hole and then using the dermal forceps he will insert the anchor inside the area with space.

A dermal piercing is then held onto the position and is used to keep the piercing in place which is preferable at the 90-degree angle. It acts as an anchor and makes sure that the piercing does not experience rejection or migration. Anyway, get inspired by the list of celebrities who tried their hands on dermal piercing too!

Surface 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.