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17/02/2026

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06/02/2026

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Piercing Gun vs Piercing Needle 

* Most places use guns as it’s easier to train someone to use them. These places are not professional body piercers. 

* When training with a gun the course is only 2 hours long. This is not enough time to teach proper techniques for infection control and healing.

* The piercing gun holds a blunt stud and when going through cartilage, it can shatter with blunt force.

* The gun when triggered pinches the back of the jewellery snugly into place, which doesn’t allow any room for the piercing to breath, swell or heal properly. All studs are exactly the same size and goes with a “one size fits all” this is incorrect. As the butterfly back is put on way too tight you will experience increased swelling (it will swell naturally as part of the healing process, but it will swell worse if it doesn’t have room to swell). 

* Although the gun was designed only for ear lobes, there are places that offer cartilage and nose piercings with the gun. Cartilage can shatter with the pressure and blunt force of a piercing gun. 

* Places trained only by the gun will tell you that you should turn your piercings when cleaning twice a day. This may sound like it makes sense but in reality, all it does it irritate the new piercing and can introduce bacteria, which will cause infection. 

* Professional body piercers receive extensive training that includes proper piercing techniques, infection control, healing practices, how the body reacts to each individual new piercing, how to avoid hitting nerves, right and wrong anatomy for all piercings, what medical conditions would prevent the customers from being pierced and correct sterilisation methods. 

* Professional body piercers use needles and implant grade metal which gives the best chance of not developing a reaction or infection during the healing process. 

* You can use a needle to pierce anything. 

* The healing time with a needle is faster. 

* Piercing needles are much more accurate.

* Piercing needles are very sharp, they neatly pierce the area in order to make room for the jewellery to be inserted safely. 

* Piercing needles are in sterile packets for use once only.   

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Piercing needle 🎯

Piercing Gun vs Piercing Needle * Most places use guns as it’s easier to train someone to use them. These places are not professional body piercers. * When training with a gun the course is only 2 hours long. This is not enough time to teach proper techniques for infection control and healing. * The piercing gun holds a blunt stud and when going through cartilage, it can shatter with blunt force. * The gun when triggered pinches the back of the jewellery snugly into place, which doesn’t allow any room for the piercing to breath, swell or heal properly. All studs are exactly the same size and goes with a “one size fits all” this is incorrect. As the butterfly back is put on way too tight you will experience increased swelling (it will swell naturally as part of the healing process, but it will swell worse if it doesn’t have room to swell). * Although the gun was designed only for ear lobes, there are places that offer cartilage and nose piercings with the gun. Cartilage can shatter with the pressure and blunt force of a piercing gun. * Places trained only by the gun will tell you that you should turn your piercings when cleaning twice a day. This may sound like it makes sense but in reality, all it does it irritate the new piercing and can introduce bacteria, which will cause infection. * Professional body piercers receive extensive training that includes proper piercing techniques, infection control, healing practices, how the body reacts to each individual new piercing, how to avoid hitting nerves, right and wrong anatomy for all piercings, what medical conditions would prevent the customers from being pierced and correct sterilisation methods. * Professional body piercers use needles and implant grade metal which gives the best chance of not developing a reaction or infection during the healing process. * You can use a needle to pierce anything. * The healing time with a needle is faster. * Piercing needles are much more accurate. * Piercing needles are very sharp, they neatly pierce the area in order to make room for the jewellery to be inserted safely. * Piercing needles are in sterile packets for use once only. #piercings #piercing #piercingsofinstagram #piercingstudio #professionalpiercer #bodypiercing #bodypiercings #bodypiercer #bodypiercingstudio #bodypiercingsofinstagram #professionalpiercer

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