Smiley Piercings
A smiley piercing is a unique and eye-catching piercing located in the webbing between the gums and the upper lip. This piercing becomes visible when you smile, hence the name "smiley." While it can add a fun element to your smile, it's important to be aware that smiley piercings have a high likelihood of causing tooth damage. Please pierce at your own risk.
Book Smiley Piercing
Starting at / $67
| Minimum Age: | 16 | |||||
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| Service Fee: | $40 | |||||
| Starter Jewelry: | $27 | |||||
| Heal Time: | 2 - 3 months | |||||
| Downsize Time: | Not Generally Needed | |||||
| Typical Jewelry Gauge: | 18G - 16G | |||||
| Paing Level: | THIS IS THE PAIN LEVEL | |||||
| Starting Total: | $67 | |||||
- Jewelry Options: Initial jewelry for smiley piercings is usually a titanium ring, which is both durable and hypoallergenic.
- Healing Time: The initial healing period for smiley piercings is typically 8 to 10 weeks.
- Procedure: Smiley 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:
- Tooth Damage: Smiley piercings have a high likelihood of causing tooth damage. It is crucial to monitor the piercing and consult your piercer if you notice any signs of damage.
- 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 to prevent it from closing.
- Does it hurt?:
- The pain level for smiley 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.
- Can a smiley piercing cause tooth damage?:
- Yes, smiley piercings have a high likelihood of causing tooth damage. It is crucial to monitor the piercing and consult your piercer if you notice any signs of damage to avoid long-term dental issues.
Smiley Piercing
Smiley Piercing
Smiley Piercing
