How is tongue piercing done?

Answer 1

The tongue piercing process is usually like this: * A clamp is put on the tongue to hold it in place for the actual piercing. This can feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't hurt. * A thin tube is placed on the point where the piercing should go. * The needle is put in this tube and then pierced through the tongue. * The piercing is then placed through the needle and closed up with the ball ends. If done by a professional, s/he will keep all utensils absolutely sanitized the entire time (including the tongue ring).

Answer 2

First you will be given a disposable cup of Listerine or quite possibly a stronger grade mouthwash. You will then swish the solution for at least 30 seconds, and then spit this into the cup.

Then the piercer will clean off your tongue with a paper towel, mark the area to pierce with a sterile skin scribe, and will then clamp the tongue with a Sponge clamp.

Then the piercer will pierce from the top of the tongue to the bottom, cork the needle, and then transfer the jewelry through. You may or may not be given additional mouthwash to swish, this is at the discretion of the piercer.

Answer 3

Body piercing is a regulated and licensed industry. The service is provided by trained and experienced professionals working within local health board regulations and city business licensing requirements. Self piercing is very dangerous and if done incorrectly with the wrong materials, permanent injury will result.

Wikianswers is not a venue to provide information that can lead to serious personal injury. Consult a professional body piercer in your area for assistance with your request.

Answer 4

A small clamp is put onto your tongue to get it in the right place, then, a needle is pushed through your tongue, followed by the bar.

Answer 5

no, there is no numbing. just get the piercing

Answer 6

In a licensed and inspected facility using a sterilized single use needle and bio-compatible jewellery.