During the healing period, you may also notice drainage and crusting as you would with any other piercing.

What Would Tell Someone if the Piercing Was Done Safely?

When choosing a piercing, there are several things to consider:

• Piercers should be registered with the APP, as mentioned above.
• The room where the piercing is performed should be clean and sanitary.
• During the procedure, only new, sterile, unopened, disposable instruments should be used, as well as unopened, sterile jewelry. You should watch the piercer open the jewelry and instruments when the procedure is performed. The jewelry and instruments should not be opened before you arrive.
• Piercers who do not use disposable instruments should sterilize them using an autoclave, a special device for cleaning equipment and supplies. You should not get a piercing done at a place that uses a piercing gun. Sterilizing piercing guns in an autoclave is not possible most of the time.
• While opening instrument packages and performing procedures, the piercer and others working in the salon should wash their hands and wear gloves.

How to Clean a Clit Piercing

The professional recommends cleaning clitoral hood piercings with Briotech’s topical skin spray three to five times a day while they heal. The mist must be sprayed on and then left to dry by air or by rubbing. According to Thompson, you should use Cetaphil to clean the area around the piercing. The use of astringents such as alcohol peroxide is not recommended. These products can cause yeast infections.

Does everyone have access to it?

Each person’s nose is different, as is each person’s vulva. Because of this, certain piercings may not fit certain glans or hood sizes or shapes.

Consider getting an evaluation from a reputable piercer to determine if you are a candidate for a particular piercing. Below are some things you need to consider.