Penile

PA (prince albert) piercings are the most popular male genital piercing as they heal fast, look great, are not overly painful to get done and heal very fast. They offer both the wearer and partner an increase in sensation and although curved bars can be worn, rings are generally more comfortable. Stretching of the PA occurs naturally during healing and larger jewellery can be inserted once settled. As it is a transurethral piercing (enters through the urethra), sitting down to urinate is generally suggested for the initial healing period

Frenum piercings are traditionally placed just behind the glands of the head, through the webbing of the foreskin which connects to the shaft. Straight barbells are suggested for the healing, and often require a downsize once healed. Rings can also be comfortably worn both under (hanging) and over (larger ring, resting behind the head) Non-traditional placements are also possible (downwards the shaft, on the top or bottom), however are not as easy to heal and often suffer from migration over time. As they do not pass through the urethra, the urinary stream is not affected by the piercing and healing is very easy. They can be done on circumcised and in-tact genitals, however anatomical restrictions can apply so a consult is suggested.

Ampallang’s (side to side), and Apadravya’s (top to bottom) piercings both go directly through the head of the penis, passing through the urethra. Due to the amount of tissue passed through, they require a little more dedication than other piercings to heal, however are considered quite rewarding for both the wearer and partner. Downsizing is highly encouraged during the healing, to ensure a snug fit when fully erect. Often measuring yourself at home is advised, to determine the excess when engorged. Although technically both an Ampallang and an Apadravya could be worn together, picking just one is advised. As they are transurethral piercing (enters through the urethra), sitting down to urinate is generally suggested for the initial healing period.

Scrotal piercings are generally placed down the center line of the scrotum, singularly or in pairs. As they are considered a ‘surface piercing’, healing can take a number of months and it is suggested to keep the area dry while healing. They can be done anywhere from where the scrotum meets the shaft (lorum) or all the way to the rear towards the perineum (guiche). Rings are suggested for the healing, however once healed barbells can be comfortably worn.

Scrotal piercings are generally placed down the center line of the scrotum, singularly or in pairs. As they are considered a ‘surface piercing’, healing can take a number of months and it is suggested to keep the area dry while healing. They can be done anywhere from where the scrotum meets the shaft (lorum) or all the way to the rear towards the perineum (guiche). Rings are suggested for the healing, however once healed barbells can be comfortably worn.

Penis genital piercings are much more common than you would think and can offer the wearer increased stimulation as well as being aesthetically pleasing. As everyone's anatomy can be different, you are best to come into the studio for a free consultation.

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