Large Ear Lobe Piercings
Large lobe piercings are traditional lobe piercings done at a larger gauge, ranging from 10g to 4g. Starting with a larger gauge provides a head start on your stretching journey, allowing you to reach your desired size more quickly and safely. Extra large lobe piercings, starting at 2g and larger, are for those who prefer a large hole punched or cut out of the ear, provided they have enough room on the lobe to do so.
The process of piercing has evolved significantly, and we use sterile, single-use, disposable needles with aseptic technique to ensure the cleanest, quickest, and safest procedure. Our standard jewelry option for large and extra large lobe piercings is glass plugs, which are comfortable and ideal for the initial healing period.
We offer large lobe piercings at a starting cost of $58 for a single lobe and $100 for both lobes. The piercing fee is $45 for a single lobe and $75 for both. Extra large lobe piercings start at $68 for a single lobe and $120 for both, with the same piercing fees. These piercings typically heal within 8 to 10 weeks.
Book Extra Large Lobe Piercing
Starting at / $120
| Minimum Age: | 17 | |||||
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| Service Fee: | $75 | |||||
| Starter Jewelry: | $45 | |||||
| Heal Time: | 8 - 10 Weeks | |||||
| Downsize Time: | 6 Weeks | |||||
| Typical Jewelry Gauge: | 10g - 2g | |||||
| Paing Level: | THIS IS THE PAIN LEVEL | |||||
| Starting Total: | $120 | |||||
Book Extra Large Lobe Piercing
- Jewelry Options: Initial jewelry for large and extra large lobe piercings is usually glass plugs, which are comfortable and ideal for the initial healing period.
- Healing Time: The initial healing period for large and extra large lobe piercings is typically 8 to 10 weeks.
- Procedure: Large and extra large lobe piercings are performed with a sterile, single-use, disposable needle and aseptic technique, ensuring the cleanest, quickest, and safest process.
Proper aftercare is essential for a smooth healing process and to prevent complications. Here are some key tips:
- Clean Regularly: Gently clean the piercing once a day with a saline solution or a piercing aftercare product recommended by your piercer.
- Avoid Irritants: Keep the area free from makeup, hair products, and other potential irritants. Avoid touching the piercing with dirty hands.
- Be Mindful: Avoid touching or playing with the jewelry to reduce the risk of infection and irritation.
- For detailed aftercare instructions, please click HERE.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Common Concerns:
- Swelling: Swelling is usually minimal but can be managed with ice and ibuprofen if needed.
- Jewelry Changes: After the initial healing period, you can change your jewelry, but avoid leaving the piercing empty for the first year to prevent it from closing.
- Stretching: Earlobe piercings are easy to stretch, opening up many options for larger gauge jewelry. For more information on stretching, visit our stretching section.
- Does it hurt?:
- The pain level for large and extra large lobe piercings is relatively low, usually described as a quick pinch. Pain tolerance varies from person to person, but most people find the procedure to be very manageable.
- How Soon Can I Change My Jewelry?:
- The initial jewelry should be left in for at least 8 weeks to ensure proper healing. However, downsizing or changing jewelry may be possible at around 6 weeks, depending on how well the piercing is healing. Always consult with your piercer before making any changes to your jewelry to avoid complications.
- Can I stretch my earlobe piercings?:
- Yes, large and extra large lobe piercings are easier to stretch, allowing for larger gauge jewelry. If you're interested in stretching, come in and talk to one of our piercers about safe and effective stretching techniques.
Large Gauge Lobe Piercing
Large Gauge Lobe Piercing
Large Gauge Lobe Piercing
