Everything you need to know about belly/navel piercings

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What is a belly piercing?

How painful is a belly piercing?

We would rate a belly piercing a 7/10 on the pain scale but this can vary from person to person.

What jewellery can you wear in a belly piercing?

Jewellery for healed belly piercings

What is the aftercare for a conch piercing?

To ensure your conch piercing heals well, we would recommend the following tips:

  • Gently clean your new piercing twice daily with a sterile saline solution - we love Neilmed piercing mist. Moisture can lead to bacteria so make sure you dry the area afterwards - the cool setting on a hairdryer works well.
  • Take extra care when removing clothes and styling hair to avoid snagging the jewellery.
  • Sleep on the opposite side of your piercing or use a donut travel pillow.
  • Avoid swimming in lakes, pools or hot tubs for 2-3 weeks while the piercing is still fresh.
  • Visit your piercer for a routine check up consultation around 6 weeks after. They'll check if you need to downsize the post of your stud - downsizing can help the healing process once the initial swelling has subsided.
  • And lastly, leave it alone as much as possible and let the natural healing process occur.

How long does a conch piercing take to heal?

A conch piercing can take anywhere between 6-14 months to fully heal but this varies from person to person.

Laura says:

"Conch piercings are such a centrepiece for the ear. And you can dress them up or down.

Keep it minimal with dainty studs or make a statement with a bold climber stud or solid gold conch hoop."

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