Body modification dates back to the time of early Egypt, where High Priestesses had navel piercings and were the only one permitted to do piercing as part of ritual magic. Since then body piercing has found its way into many cultures worldwide, and today is hugely popular with a wide cross section of people. Our Staff hold first aid certificates and are committed to up hold piercing guidelines from the Health Department. For genital piercings click here.
Before piercing we require that you complete a consent form If you are under 16years you will need parental consent Then a mini health questionnaire. During this time we look at factors that will slow healing or make piercing inapporiate. Also During this health check we will also look at any jewellery allergies you might have, this will determine what jewellery choice you can make to get pierced with.
Wendy is very good about talking you through the piercing as she is doing it and afterwards she gives you a run down on how to look after your jewellery. Before leaving the shop you are given written aftercare instructions and contact phone numbers. Remember to Wash your hands before touching your piercing.
To find out more about piercing or prices contact us. We proudly stock a good range of Wildcat Jewellery. There is such a big choice of jewellery available for your piercings, clients are often left feeling confused about what to put in them.
Here are a few helpful suggestions. Silver is only good for your ears and nose Silver in deeper piercings; serve reaction may occur causing infection and black staining of the skin. Buying cheap surgical steel jewellery may look nice but leads to nasty red, sore and sometimes infected piercings, due to the high nickel content of the metal.
