• Pubic piercings are surface piercings, which means they’re more likely to migrate and reject than some other male genital piercings. You will be more likely to avoid these problems if your piercings are deep and you wear heavy-gauge jewelry, as well as wearing loose-fitting underwear and pants while you heal.
• For partners of men with pubic piercings, there is no physical sexual benefit.
• It takes 2-3 months for them to heal, but as long as you’re careful, you don’t have to wait until they’re fully recovered to resume sexual activity.

SCROTAL PIERCINGS

Hafada piercings, also known as scrotal piercings, are surface piercings that can be placed anywhere on the scrotum. The scrotal ladder can be created by obtaining one or several, or even in a row. Similar to pubic piercings, scrotal piercings have more of an aesthetic purpose than a sexual one.

Benefits of Hafada Piercings:

• Hafada piercings can be placed anywhere on the scrotum, and there is no limit to how many you can get. Some men have their entire scrotums pierced with hafada piercings.
• Captive rings, circular barbells, micro straight barbells, or bent barbells can be worn in scrotum piercings. When you get a scrotal piercing, bent barbells may be the best jewelry to wear because they will hug the curves of your scrotum.
• It is possible to add an attractive touch to a male’s genitals by piercing the scrotum.

Drawbacks of Hafada Piercings:

• Hafada piercings are surface piercings, so it’s important to be pierced as deeply as possible and to avoid fine-gauge jewelry to avoid migration or rejection.
• There are no physical sexual benefits to the wearer or their partners from scrotal piercings.
• It takes an average of 2 to 3 months for these piercings to heal.

PERINEUM PIERCINGS

There is a stretch of skin between the scrotum and the anus known as the perineum. As this area is an erogenous zone, getting a guiche piercing in this area can be somewhat stimulating for the wearer, especially if the jewelry is manipulated and pressure is applied to the skin surrounding the piercing once it has healed.