For some people, a piercing is an everyday decision. For others, it's a major personal milestone.
A first piercing can bring excitement, nerves, or both. Customers may wonder how much it will hurt, whether they will like the placement, and how to care for the new jewelry.
I want first-time customers to feel comfortable discussing their concerns.
A consultation should give you an opportunity to review the placement and ask questions. The piercer should explain the procedure, discuss relevant risks, and ensure that you understand what you're agreeing to.
No one should feel pressured into a piercing or rushed through a decision.
Pain varies from person to person and depends on the piercing location and individual sensitivity. It's reasonable to ask what the procedure generally feels like, but nobody can guarantee exactly how another person will experience it.