Its better to get it on which ever ear you don't sleep on or talk on the phone with to make healing easier. I'd put it on the less attractive ear. It'll distract from weird cartilage folds and whatnot. No such thing as a "gay ear".
Ear cartilage piercing, yes and................
Cristina Scabbia has her ear lopes pierced. She has both tops of her ear cartilage pierced and her belly button pierced.
Ear cropping should not be performed after nine weeks of age because the ear cartilage is already set to lay flat and the blood vessels are too large. Performing the procedure at an older age can be risky if not life threatening to your doberman
Yes, Adam has his ear's pierced. He has two pierces on each ear. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He has three piercings on his left ear (I saw a vid) - cartilage piercing and two normal ones. Two on right ear. Two of his ear piercings look like tiny gauges, though I'm not sure. I've heard that he has nipple piercings but I'm not sure?
Cartilage is just that. It hardly contains any blood vessels. That is why there is very little blood when this area is pierced.
no it doesn't
Most women pierce the lobe of the ear, although others, pierce the cartilage.
You should keep the ice on your ear for 4 minutes
Well it depends if you have a spot that hurts you in your ear, You should get it anywhere you want but me i would get mine either on top of my ear or on top more than on my ear lobe but kind of in the middle of your ear.
you dont have to wait an exact length of time, i pierce mine all the time ive got a total of 9 in my left ear and they are fine. Enjoy piercing!
Upper ear cartilage is uncomfortable however it's not eath shattering, if you want the piercing get it done by a pro and you should be fine.
yea they pierce cartilage and lobes. they only pierce ears there so im sure theyd pierce anywhere on that thing :l.
Yes you can, however this can not be done with a piercing gun. This needs to be done by a professional body piercer in a licensed peircing facility. Piercing guns are not intended to nor are they designed to pierce ear cartilage, infact in most places it is illegal ( by local health regulations ) for anyone to use the piercing gun to pierce anything other than the lower ear lobe. The piercing stud will actually "break" the ear cartilage in stead of cut it like a piercing needle would, this breaking can lead to various forms of disfigurement of the ear cartilage requiring the services of a plastic surgeon to repair. Any location using a piercing gun to pierce upper ear cartilage is doing so in violation with most health regulations and the manufacturers instruction. Doing it doesn't make it right or legal.
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 :)
Depends on how sensitive you are, and where you're getting pierced. The lower part of the ear will hurt way less, the upper part is mainly cartilage so you may experience stinging. With "industrials" they pierce two parts of your ear, so double the sting if that's what you plan of getting.
Ear cartilage piercing, yes and................
Pain and discomfort are part and parcel of getting the cartilage pierced with a piercing gun. The piercing gun user knows that they are not allowed to pierce ear cartilage with a piercing gun. Properly done cartilage piercing done by a professional body piercer would have been healed by now. The swelling is due to the stud backing being too close to the skin and not allowing the piercing to drain or breath properly.