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Browse and rate tattoos so you get to compare which designs are hot and which are not.Our Piercing Shop has great prices on small septum piercings. We include septum piercings that have jewelry and aftercare instructions.
Call ahead or walk in to get your nose septum piercings with us. Cute septum piercings don't have to cost you a lot. Ink Masters septum piercing prices start at $40 and include jewelry depending on location. Check out our specials on cheek bone piercings for girls and upper cheek bone piercings. |
Our Las Vegas Piercing Shops are known for their precision, knowledge, and perfection when it comes to anything Piercing related. The Piercing artists have made tattoos and Piercings their career and most have done it for their whole life. If you're like most, and looking for the best possible Piercing available we are glad you've choice us! We have the Best Piercing Prices available in Las Vegas! Schedule your reservation today or give us a call. Piercing walk-ins are always welcome.
Like tattoos, body piercing is a permanent mark of art that defines who you are. From traditional ear and nose piercings to the modern craze on facial and belly piercings, it is an expression you won’t regret! Piercings are usually the better the pricier it is, but not unreasonably expensive. If someone's doing it for a surprisingly cheap price then proper sterilization and safety procedures are not being met. Although piercings may hurt a bit at first, the aftermath is totally worth it. If you're on the more sensitive side you can always relieve the pain with some over the counter medicine. If you don't like it you can easily close the piercing by not wearing any accessories on it for a period of time. Make sure you take care of your piercing with clean proper procedures to help it heal faster. Our piercing professionals at one of the three Las Vegas locations will definitely advice you about proper care after your first appointment!
Facial Piercings are vast and many. There are tons of different places on the face to get a Piercing. These Piercing types tend to take longer to heal and need a more delicate aftercare touch to ensure your face keeps its beauty. Here are just a few examples of different types of Facial Piercings. Cheek, side cheek, uvula, tongue web, nasallang, nasal tip, Jestrum, Labret, bridge, Snake Bites, Venom Bites, Tongue, Nose, Septum, Eyebrow, Horizontal Eyebrow, Eyelid (unique and exquisite in every way), Horizontal Labret, Medusa, Spider Bites, Angel Bites, Medusa or Madonna, Frowny, Smiley, and Micro-Dermal Implants. These are only a few! With so many Facial Piercing options the choice is endless. For any questions about your Piercing or Piercing Aftercare, give us a call.
A Body Piercing can be used to describe all types of Piercings but is used by most as a Piercing relating to the body. These Piercings can be kept well hidden and be brought out at any time. Surface Piercings and Micro-Dermal Implants have become the most popular type of body Piercing. Surface Piercings and Dermals are typically pierced through a lot more skin than most Piercings. Naval Piercings (belly button) are sported by most females during those summer months. Genital and Nipple Piercings are used mainly for those looking to spice up their sex life! I mean who doesn't like seeing jewelry in some areas! These Piercings take a little longer than most because they are in an area of skin that is always being stretched and moved. Body Piercings widely range compared to the above categories of Piercing. For questions about your Piercing or Piercing Aftercare, give us a call.
Piercings fall into 3 main categories; Ear Piercings, Facial Piercings, and Body Piercings. The Helix Piercing (also known as the Forward Helix) is one of the most commonly known and used Ear Piercings out there. It is stylish and classy going all the way around the rim of the ear. Earlobe Gauging and Earlobe Piercing are also very common for those looking to get an Ear Piercing. Anti Helix and Industrial Piercings are becoming more and more common. These Piercings are done at the top of the year in a variety of ways and styles. Conch, Daith, and Rook Piercings are also stylish Piercings done on the inside of the Ear. Tragus and Anti-Tragus are a unique style of Piercing. They are the most painful and rare type of Ear Piercings. They also need the most Piercing Aftercare as they tend to take the longest to heal.
Looking for a precise and lasting Piercing? You've come to the right place! The Las Vegas Piercing artists are thoroughly and rigorously trained to the highest Piercing standards.
Top quality Piercing artists brought to you by Sin City Ink, Executive Tattoo Lounge, and the Las Vegas Tattoo Lounges. Diverse Piercings available at an affordable Price. Schedule your reservation today for an amazing Las Vegas Piercing experience.
Piercings fall into 3 main categories; Ear Piercings, Facial Piercings, and Body Piercings. The Helix Piercing (also known as the Forward Helix) is one of the most commonly known and used Ear Piercings out there. It is stylish and classy going all the way around the rim of the ear. Earlobe Gauging and Earlobe Piercing are also very common for those looking to get an Ear Piercing. Anti Helix and Industrial Piercings are becoming more and more common. These Piercings are done at the top of the year in a variety of ways and styles. Conch, Daith, and Rook Piercings are also stylish Piercings done on the inside of the Ear. Tragus and Anti-Tragus are a unique style of Piercing. They are the most painful and rare type of Ear Piercings. They also need the most Piercing Aftercare as they tend to take the longest to heal.
Looking for a precise and lasting Piercing? You've come to the right place! The Las Vegas Piercing artists are thoroughly and rigorously trained to the highest Piercing standards.
Top quality Piercing artists brought to you by Sin City Ink, Executive Tattoo Lounge, and the Las Vegas Tattoo Lounges. Diverse Piercings available at an affordable Price. Schedule your reservation today for an amazing Las Vegas Piercing experience.
Body Piercing
Body Piercing at its finest! Looking for a quality Body Piercing? Look no further than the top Body Piercing Shops in Las Vegas! Get almost any Body Piercing or micro-dermal from the best possible equipment available. Every Body Piercing is precise and unique! View some of the Best Body Piercing artists in Las Vegas available everyday of the week! Schedule reservations online today or by calling (702) 919-0453.
Schedule your Body Piercing reservation at the leading Body Piercing Parlors in Las Vegas! Reserve online or call your preferred Body Piercing shop directly!
A Body Piercing gives you the power to truly express yourself through Body Art. Nowadays most all forms of micro-dermal and Body Piercings are widely accepted. Forever growing, Body Piercings have become more and more popular in today's society. Wear yourself on your sleeve with the best Body Piercing artists available!
1. I want to get a body piercing. How much will it cost?
Body Piercing Prices?
Body Piercing Prices vary depending on a couple of different factors. The main one is which Body Piercing studio you decide to visit. Others will be the Body Piercing you decide to get and its difficulty or intricate level. Another may be on who you choose to be your Body Piercing artist. Some Body Piercers overcharge due to a variety of reasons. However, most of the time, the more difficult the Body Piercing the higher the Price.
World class artists providing some of the best Body Piercings available. Body Piercing art is what these guys do for a living. Only sponsoring top-notch Body Piercing artists at the premier Las Vegas Body Piercing studios is what continues to make us the best. They are experienced and knowledgeable in most all styles of Body Piercing forms. Using severe caution to ensure all Body Piercings are done to the highest quality standard possible.
2. Does it hurt?
In simple terms, yes. Does it hurt much? Most people will tell you, “No, not really.” It’s usually more like a pinching or popping sensation than anything. The sensation of pain is relative—some people feel it more than others. The adrenalin rush of the piercing usually means the pain in minimal.
After the initial pain when the needle goes through the piercing, you may feel some dull pain or an aching sensation for a few hours, which can be relieved with an over the counter pain reliever. One piercing that does hurt a bit more than others is the tongue piercing, which will swell and be sensitive for a few days. Ice chips and popsicles will help soothe the pain of this kind of new piercing.
3. How long does it take a body piercing to heal?
The healing time for a body piercing varies depending upon what you’ve had pierced. Some parts of the body heal more quickly than others. For instance, if you pierce your earlobes, you can expect them to heal within two months and be ready for jewelry other than the original piercing jewelry.
The belly button is in an area that heals slowly, however, because it’s right where the body twists and turns, which slows the healing process. It also doesn’t get as much air circulation because it is covered much of the time. It can take up to six months or even a year for a belly button piercing to heal completely.
Some general healing times are:
Thank you Las Vegas consumers and tourists for continuing to make us the best Body Piercing parlors in 2011, 2012, and 2013! Your satisfaction and great reviews helps us stand out among Body Piercing competitors
4. How can I tell if a piercing is infected, or it’s just normal healing stuff?
All body piercings will have some drainage during the first several days. This is because you have basically given your body a puncture wound, and your body will bleed for a while, and then have drainage of some fluids as it heals. These fluids are actually good for you, as they keep the area moist and clean and will wash away some of the dirt and germs that might otherwise stay in the area.
Bleeding should stop within a few hours or the first day and be only small amounts. Often it will look watery. Drainage will be mostly a clear, watery discharge, although it can sometimes be somewhat white in color. The drainage will form “crusties” around the jewelry that can be washed off with warm, soapy water when you clean your piercing each day.
A piercing is infected when the discharge is either green or yellow. Also, if the area becomes swollen or inflamed again after the initial swelling has subsided. Any time you see green or yellow pus or discharge; you should see a doctor and get appropriate medical treatment. It won’t necessarily mean you have to remove your piercing; you may simply have to take a course of antibiotics. If the area becomes red and inflamed with red streaks radiating out from the area, see a doctor right away.
5. What should I look for in a good body piercing studio?
Our Body Piercing shops are always a swarm of creativity! Body Piercing artists are always ready for lively days and designing masterpieces. Staying ahead of competitors by precision and satisfaction is why our Body Piercing shops lead Las Vegas. Excellent reputation and great customers continue to help us stand above others in the Body Piercing industry.
6. Why can’t I just pierce myself?
You can pierce yourself, but it’s not really a good idea. It’s simply too hard to keep the area in your own home (or wherever you happen to be) clean and sterile enough. You also may have trouble lining up and placing a piercing squarely where you want it, and if you lose your nerve half-way through the piercing, you’re stuck with it half done.
If you do it at home, you’ll probably do it on an impulse, which will mean you won’t have the right tools. Piercing needles are incredibly sharp in order to reduce the pain and make a good, clean cut. No matter how sharp that sewing needle is at home, it’s not as sharp as a piercing needle, so it will hurt more, bleed more, and may not heal as cleanly.
7. What should I clean my piercing with?
Today most professional piercers agree that the best way to clean a fresh piercing is with a mild antibacterial soap. These should not contain perfumes or dyes, which can irritate a piercing and lead to discomfort or an allergic reaction. There are a few on the market that are specifically designed for body piercings, including Provon® and Satin®.
After cleaning, you should follow up with a sea salt water soak. Sea salt is available at natural health stores, piercing and tattoo studios and a variety of other stores. The sea salt solution helps soothe the area and draw impurities out of the wound to promote faster healing. H2Ocean is an excellent pre-mixed sea salt solution that can be sprayed on for ease of use. It’s highly recommended by many professional piercers and is convenient especially if you’re traveling or on the go.
8. What kind of jewelry should a piercing be done with?
A body piercing is, in the simplest terms, a puncture wound, so you want to use a high quality metal that won’t react with your body chemistry to create an allergic reaction or contaminate the open wound.
Never use cheap or base metals to get a body piercing. The best metals to use are titanium or surgical steel, both or which are essentially inert and won’t react with your body. In some cases, you can use high quality gold, but even this sometimes creates a reaction because of the nickel content, so do be cautious.
Once a piercing is completely healed, you have more leeway on what you can use, but if you are at all nickel sensitive, you will probably always have to stick with surgical steel and titanium for your body piercings, unless you are using alternatives such as glass, which is completely non-reactive and safe for nearly everyone.
9. What causes migration? Is it the same as rejection?
Rejection is a more severe form of migration. Migration is when a body piercing begins to move through the flesh because the body is trying to force it out of the skin and get rid of it. In some cases, the body only partially succeeds, and the piercing “migrates” so that it ends up being crooked or misaligned.
When the body completely forces a piercing out of the body, it is called a “rejection,” because the body has completely rejected the piece of jewelry, basically “spitting it out.” This is because any piercing jewelry is a foreign object that the body sees as an invader to be gotten rid of, especially if the piercing is poorly done so that the jewelry aggravates the skin tissues.
10. What if I want to become a professional piercer?
Behave responsibly. Visit a few piercing parlors that you know are top quality and ask about internship programs and other options. Order some videos that take you through the introductory steps of piercing and educate you on the process of proper preparation and sterilization. Many of the larger piercing websites offer these video series’ at a reasonable cost.
You should also take courses in first aid in blood borne pathogens and other illnesses that are commonly transmitted by needles. Many of these courses are offered through community colleges or local hospital extensions. The most important thing is to be fully trained and completely experienced in all manner of piercing before setting yourself up as a piercer on your own—both for your own legal protection and the safety and well-being of those who come to you for body piercing.
Schedule your Body Piercing reservation at the leading Body Piercing Parlors in Las Vegas! Reserve online or call your preferred Body Piercing shop directly!
A Body Piercing gives you the power to truly express yourself through Body Art. Nowadays most all forms of micro-dermal and Body Piercings are widely accepted. Forever growing, Body Piercings have become more and more popular in today's society. Wear yourself on your sleeve with the best Body Piercing artists available!
1. I want to get a body piercing. How much will it cost?
Body Piercing Prices?
Body Piercing Prices vary depending on a couple of different factors. The main one is which Body Piercing studio you decide to visit. Others will be the Body Piercing you decide to get and its difficulty or intricate level. Another may be on who you choose to be your Body Piercing artist. Some Body Piercers overcharge due to a variety of reasons. However, most of the time, the more difficult the Body Piercing the higher the Price.
World class artists providing some of the best Body Piercings available. Body Piercing art is what these guys do for a living. Only sponsoring top-notch Body Piercing artists at the premier Las Vegas Body Piercing studios is what continues to make us the best. They are experienced and knowledgeable in most all styles of Body Piercing forms. Using severe caution to ensure all Body Piercings are done to the highest quality standard possible.
2. Does it hurt?
In simple terms, yes. Does it hurt much? Most people will tell you, “No, not really.” It’s usually more like a pinching or popping sensation than anything. The sensation of pain is relative—some people feel it more than others. The adrenalin rush of the piercing usually means the pain in minimal.
After the initial pain when the needle goes through the piercing, you may feel some dull pain or an aching sensation for a few hours, which can be relieved with an over the counter pain reliever. One piercing that does hurt a bit more than others is the tongue piercing, which will swell and be sensitive for a few days. Ice chips and popsicles will help soothe the pain of this kind of new piercing.
3. How long does it take a body piercing to heal?
The healing time for a body piercing varies depending upon what you’ve had pierced. Some parts of the body heal more quickly than others. For instance, if you pierce your earlobes, you can expect them to heal within two months and be ready for jewelry other than the original piercing jewelry.
The belly button is in an area that heals slowly, however, because it’s right where the body twists and turns, which slows the healing process. It also doesn’t get as much air circulation because it is covered much of the time. It can take up to six months or even a year for a belly button piercing to heal completely.
Some general healing times are:
- Ear lobes..........6-8 weeks
- Cartilage...........4-8 months
- Eyebrow...........6-8 weeks
- Nostril..............3-4 months
- Septum.............6-8 months
- Labret..............2-3 months
- Tongue.............4-6 weeks
- Nipple..............4-6 months
- Navel...............5 months-1 year
- Genitals............6 weeks-6 months
Thank you Las Vegas consumers and tourists for continuing to make us the best Body Piercing parlors in 2011, 2012, and 2013! Your satisfaction and great reviews helps us stand out among Body Piercing competitors
4. How can I tell if a piercing is infected, or it’s just normal healing stuff?
All body piercings will have some drainage during the first several days. This is because you have basically given your body a puncture wound, and your body will bleed for a while, and then have drainage of some fluids as it heals. These fluids are actually good for you, as they keep the area moist and clean and will wash away some of the dirt and germs that might otherwise stay in the area.
Bleeding should stop within a few hours or the first day and be only small amounts. Often it will look watery. Drainage will be mostly a clear, watery discharge, although it can sometimes be somewhat white in color. The drainage will form “crusties” around the jewelry that can be washed off with warm, soapy water when you clean your piercing each day.
A piercing is infected when the discharge is either green or yellow. Also, if the area becomes swollen or inflamed again after the initial swelling has subsided. Any time you see green or yellow pus or discharge; you should see a doctor and get appropriate medical treatment. It won’t necessarily mean you have to remove your piercing; you may simply have to take a course of antibiotics. If the area becomes red and inflamed with red streaks radiating out from the area, see a doctor right away.
5. What should I look for in a good body piercing studio?
Our Body Piercing shops are always a swarm of creativity! Body Piercing artists are always ready for lively days and designing masterpieces. Staying ahead of competitors by precision and satisfaction is why our Body Piercing shops lead Las Vegas. Excellent reputation and great customers continue to help us stand above others in the Body Piercing industry.
6. Why can’t I just pierce myself?
You can pierce yourself, but it’s not really a good idea. It’s simply too hard to keep the area in your own home (or wherever you happen to be) clean and sterile enough. You also may have trouble lining up and placing a piercing squarely where you want it, and if you lose your nerve half-way through the piercing, you’re stuck with it half done.
If you do it at home, you’ll probably do it on an impulse, which will mean you won’t have the right tools. Piercing needles are incredibly sharp in order to reduce the pain and make a good, clean cut. No matter how sharp that sewing needle is at home, it’s not as sharp as a piercing needle, so it will hurt more, bleed more, and may not heal as cleanly.
7. What should I clean my piercing with?
Today most professional piercers agree that the best way to clean a fresh piercing is with a mild antibacterial soap. These should not contain perfumes or dyes, which can irritate a piercing and lead to discomfort or an allergic reaction. There are a few on the market that are specifically designed for body piercings, including Provon® and Satin®.
After cleaning, you should follow up with a sea salt water soak. Sea salt is available at natural health stores, piercing and tattoo studios and a variety of other stores. The sea salt solution helps soothe the area and draw impurities out of the wound to promote faster healing. H2Ocean is an excellent pre-mixed sea salt solution that can be sprayed on for ease of use. It’s highly recommended by many professional piercers and is convenient especially if you’re traveling or on the go.
8. What kind of jewelry should a piercing be done with?
A body piercing is, in the simplest terms, a puncture wound, so you want to use a high quality metal that won’t react with your body chemistry to create an allergic reaction or contaminate the open wound.
Never use cheap or base metals to get a body piercing. The best metals to use are titanium or surgical steel, both or which are essentially inert and won’t react with your body. In some cases, you can use high quality gold, but even this sometimes creates a reaction because of the nickel content, so do be cautious.
Once a piercing is completely healed, you have more leeway on what you can use, but if you are at all nickel sensitive, you will probably always have to stick with surgical steel and titanium for your body piercings, unless you are using alternatives such as glass, which is completely non-reactive and safe for nearly everyone.
9. What causes migration? Is it the same as rejection?
Rejection is a more severe form of migration. Migration is when a body piercing begins to move through the flesh because the body is trying to force it out of the skin and get rid of it. In some cases, the body only partially succeeds, and the piercing “migrates” so that it ends up being crooked or misaligned.
When the body completely forces a piercing out of the body, it is called a “rejection,” because the body has completely rejected the piece of jewelry, basically “spitting it out.” This is because any piercing jewelry is a foreign object that the body sees as an invader to be gotten rid of, especially if the piercing is poorly done so that the jewelry aggravates the skin tissues.
10. What if I want to become a professional piercer?
Behave responsibly. Visit a few piercing parlors that you know are top quality and ask about internship programs and other options. Order some videos that take you through the introductory steps of piercing and educate you on the process of proper preparation and sterilization. Many of the larger piercing websites offer these video series’ at a reasonable cost.
You should also take courses in first aid in blood borne pathogens and other illnesses that are commonly transmitted by needles. Many of these courses are offered through community colleges or local hospital extensions. The most important thing is to be fully trained and completely experienced in all manner of piercing before setting yourself up as a piercer on your own—both for your own legal protection and the safety and well-being of those who come to you for body piercing.
Our Body Piercing parlors care about one main thing; excellence, precision, and customer satisfaction! Employing intelligent and experienced Body Piercing artists is what continues to make us the best Body Piercing Parlor in Las Vegas. Providing top quality Body Piercing arts from some of the best Body Piercing artists around. No matter which Body Piercing you'd like, our staff is here to help everyday of the week. Don't forget to ask about Body Piercing Prices and Discounts!