Micro Dermal Body Piercings traditionally are a single stone, bezel set design.
Now that the dermal piercing has some history, jewelry designers are getting more adventurous with the styling of the jewelry.
You can have the single stone removed (the footing will stay in your piercing) and replace it with a different design.
You can see, on this image, that our customer has 2 traditional and 1 dangle micro dermal top.
A gathering of facts, photos and points of interest in the body piercing world. Provided by Pierce This 2 and our customers.
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Feel free to add your comments and send photos or stories that I can add to the post.
Showing posts with label dermal piercing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dermal piercing. Show all posts
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Dermal Piercings look Great with Tattoos
Dermal Piercings are taking the piercing world by storm.
Now you can place a piercing most anywhere on the body
The most popular use of a dermal piercing has been to accent a tattoo
Now you can place a piercing most anywhere on the body
The most popular use of a dermal piercing has been to accent a tattoo
Friday, July 9, 2010
How Does a Dermal Piercing Stay in Place
The dermal jewelry has a shoe shaped bottom, which holds the post at a 90 degree angle.
This shoe has holes in it, some small and some larger size holes.
Once the shoe is put into place under the skin (laying the same direction as the skins surface) it will begin to heal.
As the piercing heals, your skin will attach itself through the hole openings to the skin on the opposite side.
It is wise to hold down the piercing jewelry with a band aid until the healing process is secure.
This shoe has holes in it, some small and some larger size holes.
Once the shoe is put into place under the skin (laying the same direction as the skins surface) it will begin to heal.
As the piercing heals, your skin will attach itself through the hole openings to the skin on the opposite side.
It is wise to hold down the piercing jewelry with a band aid until the healing process is secure.
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