Piercing

Modern piercing practices place special emphasis on the use of safe materials for jewelry, often using disposable, disposable tools for piercing. Piercing is an invasive procedure, during which allergic reactions, infection, scarring, and unexpected reactions of the body may occur. The precautions and sanitary measures used today, combined with careful processing after creating a puncture, are designed to reduce the risk of these complications to a minimum. The healing time of a piercing depends significantly on the location of the puncture. But with proper care and minimal trauma to the puncture site, healing of almost all standard types of piercings takes from two to four weeks.