Nose Piercing Technique

Nose Piercing Technique

The nose piercing is carried out using sterile piercing jewellery that sits inside sterile disposable holders. This holder is specifically designed for nose piercing and has a soft, rounded shape. The parts you come in contact with, come directly out of the sterile packaging.

Before having to pierce someone's ear, the client will have to attest that they have received your written aftercare instructions and that they accept the conditions stated within.

The conditions are:

· I am of legal age. Parental/guardian consent is required if I am under legal age.

· I am/minor is in good health and do not have any ailments which makes it recommendable to refrain from ear piercing.

· After the nose piercing, the holes are my own/guardian's responsibility. A new nose piercing is the same as a small wound. Therefore it is important to take care of it correctly during the healing period, so it does not get infected. By following the aftercare instructions I minimize the risk of infection.

Piercing earrings for optimal healing

Blomdahl nose piercing jewellery is not like any ordinary nose jewellery. It is specifically designed to facilitate the healing process in different ways.

Olive shaped tip - more hygienic

Our nose piercing jewellery is lightweight and has comfortable, rounded shapes. For hygiene reasons, there is no butterfly on the inside of the nose. Instead, the piercing jewellery has an olive shaped tip that helps to keep the piercing jewellery in place during the healing period.

Safer to change earrings

To keep the piercing clean and dry during the healing period, one needs to make sure that the air can circulate around the piercing. Hence it is important that the jewellery post has the correct length. Since all nose wings differ in thickness and the space inside the nose can vary from person to person, our nose piercing jewellery is available in two different lengths.

NOTE : Australian Law prohibites the use of NOSE piercing instrument to be used for EAR piercing and vice versa. 

Video recap on nose piercing technique using Blomdahl instrument:

 

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