DCTattoo 1.6mm (14g) Premium Sterile Cannula Needle Piercing Kit for Belly Button Navel Piercing. Kit Includes Light Green CZ Gem Belly Bar Piece of Jewellery

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Gauge- 20 G is about 0.8mm. This is the smallest type of hollow needle. It is used in Ear and Nose piercing. Some people prefer to be pierced with 20 G needle. It is because they thought ears may stretch. And get bigger over time if done with a bigger gauge needle. Very gently push the bar from the bottom up from inside your navel as you can so the stem of the bar is revealed behind the ball out the top There are numerous styles of body jewelry that you can wear in a belly button piercing. TummyToys (of course), traditional barbells, seamless, segment rings, septum rings (yes you can put them in your navel), the list goes on. In this, piercing is done in the same manner as a hollow needle. But after piercing the needle, plastic tube that encased needle remains in the cut. The needle is pulled out of the cut and the plastic inserted is used to wear a piece of jewelry. Surgical stainless steel and titanium are the two most common (and recommended) metals for a starter belly button ring.

The only limitation to how many piercings you can get during one session depends on how much pain you can tolerate. You could technically get any combination of piercings, but we recommend to start out with one and then see how it heals. If you plan on getting multiple piercings it might be a good idea to ask for a topical anesthetic. Firstly, depending on where you are in the world, you’ll usually have to read and sign a terms and conditions form about all the risks associated. Because you’ve read this guide, it’s fairly unlikely you’ll learn anything new, but make sure you read it all carefully before you sign it. Consistent acute pain (although slight bruising and occasional sharp pain from movement are normal)

What’s the best type of belly button ring to get for my first navel piercing?

Jewellery – Gold and titanium usually costs more than standard jewellery (the most common is surgical steel).

Not everyone can get their belly button pierced, so before you decide, read this section and make sure you know what kind of belly button you have and to know the risks associated with getting one if your navel type isn’t suitable. First, you need to understand the anatomy of your belly button Even if you believe that your belly button is the ideal candidate for a snazzy new piece of jewelry, you should know that some health risks come hand-in-hand with getting this type of body piercing. These risks include:If for some reason your piercer doesn’t do any of these, make sure you stop and ask. A good piercer will usually tell you what they’re doing as they go, but if in doubt, always ask! Wash your hands before you touch your piercing. Also, don't let anyone else touch the area until it has healed.

It comes in different gauges- like as small as 20 G and as big as 2G. But the main this is to know what Gauges hollow needle is suitable for which piercing. The size of the needle really matters as it may result – an awkward piercing look. Which no one likes to have. Wearing the same size of jewelry as the needle size is preferable. Most belly button piercings are done with a curved barbell preferably made of 14k gold, 18k gold, or high-quality titanium.

Should I be worried about my piercing migrating or rejecting? 

One downside to belly button piercings is that they do take significantly longer than other piercings to heal. While ear piercings typically heal in 6 to 8 weeks, a belly button piercing is usually not fully healed for six months to a year (which is why many people suggest getting your piercing in the winter so you can show off the fully healed final product come beach season). If you have any questions about the placement of your piercing talk to your piercer about it ( before you get pierced!). While some people just want to emulate their favorite pop stars and divas, just as many people use navel piercing as a form of self-expression. Since belly button piercing is certainly here to stay, we’re happy to provide you with this comprehensive overview all about navel piercing. Explore this article to learn what you can expect during the piercing process, how to properly take care of your navel piercing, and what kinds of body jewelry you can wear. What Is a Belly Button Piercing?