Self Piercing Outer Conch
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Saturday September 27th, 2008 @ 12:01 AM
Filed under: Ear
Hey
I have wanted my outer conch pierced for quite a while now, but i’ve always been scared of anyone coming anywhere near me with a needle
Anyway, I was wondering if there are any veins or nerves in that area of the ear, or anything else that i culd cause damage to
Thanks in advance
I’m afraid we are not a ‘how to’ guide on self piercing. What I can say, though, is that you will have a far easier ride if you do pluck up the courage to visit a professional. I’m sure I can speak on behalf of my colleagues when I say this, but we do get our fair share of needle-phobics through the door. A good piercer will be able to do a grand job of putting you at ease, giving you time to relax, talking you through the procedure, answering any questions and making your piercing experience a pleasant one. If you are that nervous then pop down to your local, reputable studio and have an informal chat with the piercer, then book in for a later date. If you go to a good piercer, the one thing I can guarantee is that it won’t be half as bad an experience as you fear.
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2 Responses to “Self Piercing Outer Conch”
Excellent advice ^^^
And I’d like to add that just the fact that you’re wondering if there are any veins or nerves that you may damage in that specific area means you haven’t finished your research. Moreso, do you have the proper materials? Everything steralized and your clean area ready?
HereKittyKitty on September 27th, 2008 at 9:47 pmEspecially if you have any aprehension, perhaps this isn’t the time to start DIY.
I pierced my own inner conch (more out of curiosity than anything else), and my hands were shaking pretty badly. It took a while to get them to settle down so I could do it. You might find that it’s easier to let someone else do it in the end.
Xenobiologista on October 17th, 2008 at 9:32 pmLeave a Comment