normally if you go to a chemist to have your ears pierced they just use a little gun.. it is quite painless.
Probably about the same, but 10ga is huge for ear piercing.
Using a piercing gun is a common method to pierce ears without a needle. The gun uses a spring-loaded mechanism to quickly and safely puncture the earlobe. Make sure the person performing the piercing is experienced and follows proper hygiene procedures.
performed quickly and without anesthesia by either a spring-loaded ear-piercing gun or piercing needles, with the needle diameter varying from six to 18 gauge. The skin is cleaned, then the needle and jewelry are inserted through the tissue
Ear Piercing hurts because they use a needle to make a hole in your ear but your nerves dont know that you want this done so they send signals to your brain telling your brain that something is inflicting damage upon you and your brain makes that part of you that is getting peirced send out signals which is pain. Obviously it shouldn't hurt if you get your ear numbed before peircing...
The process of piercing cartilage is generally quick and uncomplicated, unlike the healing process of this type of piercing. First, the instruments and area around where the piercing will be need to be cleaned thoroughly. Next, a trained professional will pierce your ear with a hollow needle, using marks to ensure the piercing isn't crooked. Once the needle is through both layers of skin and the cartilage, the jewelry should be inserted into the hollow needle and pulled through the fresh piercing with the needle.
It's actually much less painful with a needle, and there's a lower chance of infection. The piercing gun can't be cleaned and sterilized properly, whereas the piercing needle is always new and just our of a sterile package. The piercing gun can shatter catilage in some cases, the earring can get stuck in the gun causing trauma to the area when it is yanked out, and the ear-ring causes a bigger hole than the needle.
Nope! They only do ear piercings on the lobes and cartilage's. Nothing that requires a actually needle. Just things that they can use those disposable guns on.
Ear cartilage piercing, yes and................
The Needle. Using The Gun To Pierce Like For Example Your Cartilage In Your Ear, The Cartilage Might Shatter And Youll Feel Tiny Bumps Around Your New Piercing, Thatll Mean You Have Shattered Your Cartilage. So In My Opinion For Choosing What To Pierce With I Would Have To Say A Hollow Piercing Needle :)
it is possible to get poison from any metal that is not properly sterilized or not for skin usage. e.g. before we had ear piercing guns we used to use a a needle and some sort of fruit such as an apple but before we insert the needle we would burn the tip. you should check with your nearest doctor for any poisonings.
Ear piercing is normally done in commercial centres in piercing shops.
getting an ear piercing has nothing to do with a knee surgery so you should be fine.