It should be noted however, that a tragus piercing can take anywhere from six weeks to a year to heal properly so be prepared for a long term care plan. This is obviously dependant on your body and also your after care regime. There are creams available which your piercer can offer or recommend for after care should you prefer to use a cream. Changing the jewellery in your new tragus piercing should not be done until it is completely healed. When changing the jewellery ensure the new bar or ring is sterilised and clean. Rings may sometimes need a bit of manipulation to open as they can sieze if hygiene regimes have not been followed so extra care should be taken with these.

Below are some examples of different ways to style a tragus piercing. Whether you are looking for something cute and dainty or whether you are more into things that are considered alternative and obscure; there’s a look to suit everyone. There is jewellery ideas to suit all seasonal attire. Match diamonds with maxi dresses, white and silver tear drop or hearts with wedding outfits and prom dresses.

The tragus piercing, just like any other piercing, is not just for girls. Men can completely rock tragus piercings also. Black line rings or studs, stretched plugs, silver and pewter are all great ideas for men who are looking to accessorise with a tragus piercing. Simple studs, studs with celtic patterns, viking runes, treble clefs and tunnels are also perfect for men seeking a look that would suit them and their lifestyles. Why not also check out this Cartilage Piercings Guide.

20. Flower Tragus

A really cute look comprising of a chain of flowers and matching jewellery with a double tragus piercing. A very stylish and glamorous look. This is perfect for elegant events in culding weddings, parties and other formal events.