Both piercing needles and piercing guns have their pros and cons listed below. Make sure you read them. Know what they are about. Take the decision that is right for you. Especially when it comes to your body (or your child’s!) you don’t want to make the wrong decision.

In light of the fact that piercing is becoming increasingly popular among people of all ages-parents are getting their babies’ ears pierced, and adults are getting additional piercings as they age-many people wonder which piercing method is right for them. If you want the most swift, cleanest, safest, and painless piercing method, you’ll need to consider speed, safety, and cleanliness.

It is equally important to use the right technique for the piercing, whether it is done using needles or a piercing gun, as it is for the aftercare procedures. There are risks associated with any piercing, but with the right technique and aftercare, most people can heal a new piercing quickly and without complications. Regardless of whether the techniques are perfect or the aftercare methods are perfect, not everyone can heal a piercing.

Tips for Prepping for an Ear Piercing

Being nervous before getting your ears pierced is completely normal. But preparing a little beforehand can give you confidence and prevent any fainting spells during your appointment.

Pick the right place: You can win half the battle by choosing a studio and technician you can trust. Be sure to read up on reviews, ask your friends for recommendations, and walk in confidently knowing that you’re in good hands.

Eat and hydrate: Eat at least four hours before an appointment to alleviate nerves and keep hunger away. Maintaining proper hydration is also important to keep your nerves at bay.

Arrive a few minutes early: Piercing studios can seem intimidating at first, especially if you have never been in one. Take your time to familiarize yourself with all the equipment when you arrive a few minutes early.