Body Piercing

Body piercing involves creating a deliberate opening or hole in the skin or cartilage using a needle or piercing instrument, then inserting jewelry such as rings, studs, or bars. It is a form of body modification often used for aesthetic or cultural reasons. Proper technique ensures minimal discomfort and reduces risks like infection or scarring. Aftercare, including cleaning and avoiding irritants, is essential for healing. Piercings can be placed on various parts of the body, including ears, nose, eyebrows, tongue, and more, allowing for individual expression and style.