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Nipple piercing procedure is quick and accurate when done properly

August 04, 2004
By:  Lori Wilkerson

Nipple piercing is one of those choices that can sometimes take us a long time to come to a decision on because it’s so personal and we have to expose ourselves to someone we really don’t know in order to have it done.  And we worry about what will happen if they don’t do a good job.  What if we end up with crooked piercings or something?  But with the wide range of great looking nipple rings and nipple shields out there these days, nipple piercing just seems like such a great idea!  So what should we expect if we decide to get it done?

First, realize that a professional piercer has done hundreds of piercings, and nipple piercing is one of the most common procedures asked for, so he or she will be very experienced.  He’s seen plenty of breasts and is not looking at you sexually, so when he does your nipple piercing, he’s focusing on doing the piercing properly and concentrating on your comfort and safety. 

To make sure the nipple piercing is straight, he will mark either side of the nipple with ink to indicate an entry and exit point.  After swabbing the area with a sterile solution, he’ll clamp the nipple to stretch the skin taut and push the piercing needle through.  This is usually a quick procedure that will sting and feel like a tugging on the flesh, but it isn’t terribly painful. 

The barbells or rings are then inserted.  Your piercer will give you instructions on aftercare and provide you with cleaning solution, antibiotic cream to prevent infection and advise you on the importance of sea salt soaks to keep the area clean.  Nipple piercing discomfort usually is more in the healing phase than the procedure itself, since it does take a few weeks for the area to heal, but if you listen to your piercer and follow the instructions given to you, the discomfort can be minimized. 

Don’t let fear of the procedure stop you from getting a nipple piercing, but do your homework and make sure you have an experienced, professional piercer for optimal comfort and appearance.

About the Author:
Lori Wilkerson is a successful freelance writer and publisher of http://www.body-jewelry-useek.com.  Body jewelry, piercing and tattooing information you seek to perfectly adorn your body.

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