SETTING HIGH STANDARDS IN BODY PIERCING
Conch Piercing is becoming a popular piercing with both men and women. The most important things for a successful Conch piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery.
Conch piercing is usually placed on the inner part of the ear through the cartilage. You can wear either a ring or barbell for this piercing although rings are normally large in diameter and can move and get knocked very easily which may prolong the healing process.
It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Totally Pierced we carry an extensive range of conch jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery.
Totally Pierced recommends against the use of ear piercing guns.
The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (twice a day for the first 14 days with an antiseptic solution that Totally Pierced provides), no oral contact, and to be careful not to knock the piercing.
For the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3 months and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.
For any enquiries, contact us at Totally Pierced 318 Bourke Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney
(02) 9356 8571
Setting High Standards in Body Piercing