Body Piercing Guidelines or "I want a piercing, now what"
There really isn't a safe place to get a microdermal piercing. It could be randomly ripped out by anything unless you are extremely cautious with it at all times.
Look up Body Piercing in your local phone book, also check out the listing under Tattoos. Many tattoo studios also provide professional body piercing services.
You shouldn't. Get microdermal implants. They cost about £50 ($78 US/$82 CAD) They're pretty painless and safe - less chance of rejection. Call your local piercing studio to find out more.
The maximum number of piercings that would be considered safe at any one sitting is 3. Even though piercing is relatively safe when in a controlled environment of a professional body piercing studio, there is a limit to what the body will cope with. Any invasive procedure will tax the bodies ability to cope with the stress of piercing. So getting a tongue piercing and a nostril piercing won't be too bad, however be sure you have a good meal ( actual food, not junk food and candy ) at least 1 hour before you get the piercing done. This will allow your body to maintain it's normal blood sugar levels and allow you to cope with the piercing experience.
Bio Plast and PTFE retainers are available for your piercing, you need to talk to your local professional body piercer who can order in a retainer for your piercing.
That is a discussion you should have with your doctor, body piercers can't guide or consult on what's safe to do when you are receiving treatment for a condition.
Go to a body piercing studio to get your belly pierced, that will be the safest way!
Piercing Yes, Vampire Bites are not so safe. Depends on where they bite you...
The laws vary from place to place, but most require you to be at least 16 for a piercing other than the ears. Also, keep in mind that this type of piercing on your own is not safe.
Well actually no they are not safe. Simply because the fingers get into everything, bacteria and dirt can cause nothing but grief for a piercing in a finger and the body will push the piercing out. It's one of those piercings that just doesn't make and sense.
There is little risk of infection or allergic reactions with professionally provided body piercing services. This is why you need to find a good studio with an experienced professional body piercer who will work with you to ensure you get a safe and good looking piercing, the first time and every time.
No. Body piercing should only be done by a trained and experienced professional body piercer working in a licensed and inspected facility.
I doubt its safe for anything to go inside a lip piercing. Unless its healed.