Simply put MRSA is a antibiotic resistant bacteria that can send you to the hospital and has the potential to kill. You don't have the knowledge or training let alone the correct materials to do the piercing safely. Leave body piercing to trained professionals.
The reasons you should not attempt to pierce your self should be obvious, but for those who think it's a "DIY" project, here's some food for thought.
Infection and contraction of MRSA, HIV, Meningitis, Hepatitis and Tetanus are all very serious health issues, MRSA is an antibiotic resistant bacteria that can in most cases land the unlucky individual in the hospital (and has been responsible for serious deformities and deaths). These infections has been caused by using unsterilized equipment and materials. Sterilization is not achieved by pouring alcohol over needles and jewellery, or burning these items over a fire or exposed flame. Microorganisms live in the fine fissures and cracks in needles and jewellery and only the high temperature and pressure of a steam Autoclave can render these and many other bacteria harmless.
The above reasons alone should be enough to sway anyone from thinking they can do it themselves. Professional body piercers have years for hands on training and education to enable them to make any piercing "look simple", when in fact they are considering dozens of things when they lay out a piercing and actually do it. So consider your lack of knowledge, training and skills before you attempt to do any self piercing, once you pierce it, it's damaged tissue. This makes it even more difficult for a professional piercer to leave you with a great looking piercing when the area we have to work with is damaged by self inflicted attempts.
This is not a good decision at all to get pierced by oneself. It really requires some special skills or techniques to pierce your body. The major problem that can occur by doing so would be as follows:
Infections: The piercing instruments, as well as hands, need to be properly clean or sanitized before use. A little mistake can cause major infections.
Inflammation or nerve damage: As I've mentioned before that piercing requires some special skills and techniques so if you pierce your eyebrow by yourself then the situation of inflammation or nerve damage may occur.
Prolonged bleeding: By using the wrong technique you might have to face the prolonged bleeding.
There can be some other issues also so I must suggest you to visit a piercer to have any kind of piercing and take proper aftercare of that to avoid the troubles related to the piercing.
you can get infections if its done improperly or it could go well, but most likely it will end very badly.
an infection and do not do this!
No Bill Kaulitz didn't pierce his own tongue but im not sure about his eyebrow i don't think he did.
take pierceings out or get new ones
The barbell size is determined by the piercer preparing to pierce the client the eyebrow is measured and not all eyebrows are the same.
Don't do it. You will ruin or scar your eyebrow and it will be there the rest of your life. Go to the proper shop to get it done if you must do this.
If you're talking about piercing your own eyebrow with an earring, then probably not. It's not sharp enough to pierce the skin. You need a sterilized needle. However, it's not recommended to give yourself piercings on your own unless you are a professional. Infection is more likely and so is the chance of screwing up. If you're asking about putting in an earring into where you've had your eyebrow pierced (instead of a different form of body jewelery) than it's not too hard as long as it's big enough. Just make sure you clean it before taking it from one piercing to the next.
No, if you like both sides pierced then get it, it doesnt represent homosexuality
Standards for an eyebrow would be 16g, the 3rd smallest you can do. You can always ask them to pierce it in a different size, but the shop might charge you $5-10 more.
Yes, you can. ;)
ice or some form of injection but probs best to go with ice
no because you have to buy your own products
Operation Pierce Arrow happened in 1964.
Nerve damage, excessive bleeding due to hitting a vein, blood infection, blood poisoning, Staph infection......... I could go on but I think you get the point here, the human body is not a pin cushion, however when you get a piercing from a professional body piercer you will have a piercing that will heal and look good for a long time without the grief of botching your eyebrow piercing and doing a whole lot more damage than you were counting on. Leave the piercing to the professionals.