Introduction
Popular form of body modification, Lobe piercing involves puncturing a hole through the lobe of the ear to insert jewelry. Considered as one of the most common and safest types of piercings as it is performed on a fleshy and flexible area of the body.
Procedure
A piercer will clean the ear area, mark the spot for the hole and use a sterilized needle to puncture the lobe, inserting a stud or hoop. Select jewelry made of gold, silver, or surgical steel that fits your ear.
Aftercare Instructions
It is important to follow proper aftercare instructions to avoid infection and promote healing after getting a piercing. Clean the area with a saline solution, refrain from touching or twisting the jewelry, and avoid exposing the piercing to water or other irritants. A lobe piercing typically takes 6 to 8 weeks to fully heal.
Risk of Infection with Lobe Piercings
Risk of infection is one of the biggest concerns with lobe piercings, which is why it is important to ensure that the piercer is properly trained and uses equipment.
Versatility of Lobe Piercings
Recent years have seen an increase in popularity of lobe piercings among all ages. You can wear it in many ways, from simple studs to elaborate hoops and dangles. Many people decide to get multiple piercings in their lobes to create an “ear party” look.
Safety of Lobe Piercings
Lobe piercings are a safe and popular form of body modification. Follow proper aftercare and use a properly trained piercer to minimize the risk of challenges. Choose from many types of jewelry to express your personal style and enhance your appearance.
Lobe Piercing: A Guide to Safe and Stylish Piercings
