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Enjoy a fun and safe summer while ensuring that your piercing heals properly. Remember to prioritize the care of your piercing to maintain its health and appearance in the long run.
If you want to learn a little history about why piercings had become well known over the last decade, check out our blog!
We understand wanting piercings. You want them on your ears, your body, and your face. Unfortunately, sometimes our lifestyles – work, family, school – don't feel the same way. Even more unfortunately, sometimes we have to lose the argument.
Surgical steel is something of a mystery metal; there are roughly 450 different mixes that qualify as surgical steel. Pretty much all of them carry some content of nickel. Nickel is a known sensitizer (people become more sensitive through contact).
The “snake eyes” piercing is an oral piercing that we at Master Pierce have taken a stance against. It's considered a fad piercing, and, as with most fad piercings, there are multiple risks involved with it.
As we tell many of our clients: There are risks to breastfeeding your baby with nipple piercings, however, they can be reduced or eliminated with careful planning. The most common risks to your infant from pierced nipples include leaking milk (creating too fast a flow), obstructed ducts leading to lowered...
We are excited to announce that Master Pierce of The Mall at Wellington Green is now an APP compliant studio, and both of our piercers, Michael Brazell and Kayla Fulton, are APP members!
