Nipple piercing for you. Sexy, beautiful and daring.

Want to adorn your breast(s)? There is something special about a nipple piercing. No matter why you do it, you should always go to a professional piercer who is experienced and knows what they are doing.
The piercing tool we use for nipple piercing is a barbell that usually goes from side to side horizontally and centrally through the nipple with a bullet on each side of the bar.
Depending on the size and appearance of the nipple, the hole is placed in the best possible way, by our professional piercers, for optimal healing and final results.

How is the piercing placed in the nipple?

It is possible to reshape the nipple slightly by choosing a certain position of the rod that goes through the nipple. For example, if the nipple is turned inwards, the jewelry is placed under the nipple to force the nipple out above the inserted barbell/rod. For example, if the nipple is pointing downwards, the piercing is inserted slightly from below so that the nipple points more upwards.
We recommend that you remove the jewelry when breastfeeding.
The healing time for nipple piercings is usually longer than for other piercings. When the piercing is completely healed, you can switch to slightly larger jewelry. Here you will find all our beautiful nipple jewelry.

Is it possible to pierce both nipples at the same time?

If you are considering piercing both nipples, we recommend that you do it at the same time. The healing time for nipple piercing is individual and different bodies heal differently. But usually the healing time is about 6 months to 1 year. Wound fluid can come out of your nipple piercing for a long time. It is not uncommon for a little more fluid to come out if you are sick, menstruating or stressed, for example. This is harmless and does not mean that the piercing is infected. If you feel pain, redness and warmth in and around your piercing, contact your nearest piercing studio immediately for advice.

Nipple piercing or nipple piercing?

Same thing, just different names. If you want to get a nipple piercing, make an appointment for nipple piercing. Piercings are often referred to with both Swedish and English words. If you're looking for information about nipple piercing and can't find anything, try searching for nipple piercing instead.

How do I take care of my nipple piercing

Healing and health go hand in hand, so it is important that you are healthy when you get your piercing and that you stay healthy during the healing period. Avoid alcohol and nicotine. Also avoid baths and saunas for the first 3 weeks. When you pierce yourself at India, a titanium healing jewelry of the same high quality used in healthcare is included. It is hypoallergenic and should be worn for the entire healing period. The nipple normally takes 3 - 18 months to heal. You can usually change the healing jewelry to another hypoallergenic jewelry after 2 months. the most common size in the nipple is 1.6 mm thick rod where the length is 12.14 mm long with there are individual sizes that we help you with. Depending on how it feels and looks.

Our recommendations when replacing nipple piercing jewelry.

When changing the jewelry, it is important that you use freshly washed hands. Unscrew the ball on the healing jewelry. Spray with India disinfectant spray and wash clean with a cotton pad. Disinfect your new jewelry with rubbing alcohol such as Chlorhexidine from the pharmacy. Carefully insert your new jewelry. It is important that you always have a piece of jewelry in your new hole. In the first year, the healing process is fragile and sensitive, and it is not unusual for irritation to occur during the healing period. Therefore, do not wear too heavy or large jewelry during the first year. During the healing period, it is not unusual for it to be sore. After about a week, a little wound fluid may appear. This is completely normal and should not be confused with pus.

How do I best care for my newly pierced nipple?

Your new piercing is easy to care for.

• Spray with India's disinfectant spray morning, evening and after showering.
• Spray and let air dry.
• Do not use tops, cotton or anything else. Any crusts can be gently washed off in the shower with lukewarm water and mild perfume-free soap.
• Do not pick or play with your newly pierced breast. The most important thing during the healing period is that you do not touch your new piercing with unwashed hands. You should not screw or twist the jewelry, it can not heal firmly.
• Avoid creams, lace bras, oral contact and other things that can irritate your newly pierced nipple.