-Lip piercings take a minimum of 12 months to heal.

-The post for the initial piercing is long, but you will swell, usually after 4-6 weeks you can come in and we can shorten the post for a more comfortable wear.

-Paired lip piercings are one of those piercings that we try to match not only symmetrically, but also angles. Yes, those matter.

-Downsizing your lip piercings are absolutely required to save your teeth from minimal damage.

-Philtrum piercings have become one of the more popular oral piercings people receive.

-Oral piercings in general carry some risk to your teeth and gums but with proper placement and appropriate downsizing. There should be minimal issues.

-Labret piercings have the same heal time at 12 months.

-Usually we do not start with rings on those piercings, we recommend waiting 6-9 months before making the switch.

-After healing, check the tightness of the jewelry now and then (with clean hands) to avoid choking on, swallowing or inhaling dislodged jewelry.

-Tongue piercings take up to a year to completely heal.

-Unprofessional or poorly healed/maintained oral piercings can lead to a number of serious complications that may require medical care and/or immediate removal of the jewelry.

-We do not offer nor condone the horizontal tongue piercings (also known as “Snake Eyes”) It is not a viable piercing.

-Vertical labrets take a year to heal.

-We cannot perform horizontal labrets (Where it comes out on both sides on the base of your lip.

-It is important that you are not straying from your normal oral hygiene routine. Excess mouthwash or brushing can cause irritations to oral piercings.

-These are done with curved barbells.

-These are similar to forward facing nostrils, as they are a trending piercing!

-We will not pierce these on minors younger than 16.

-Cheek piercings take a lot to pierce and maintain. They should not be done on a whim!

-Cheeks require multiple upsizes and downsizes before settling into a forever size.

-We will not perform these piercings on minors.

-Lip frenulum is a piercing that we don’t see as often anymore as they can damage your teeth enamel.

-These piercings take a minimum of 9 months to heal.