Lip & Facial Piercings
Lip Piercing
Lip piercings sit directly through the lip tissue and can be placed in several positions depending on the look you’re going for — from the classic labret to off-center placements. Since the area heals fast on the outside but takes longer internally, we walk you through a careful cleaning routine for both the inside and outside of your mouth. Most lip piercings take around 2 to 3 months to heal.
Cheek Piercing
Also known as a dimple piercing, this placement runs through the cheek and is one of the more involved facial piercings we offer. It requires careful positioning to avoid the parotid duct, which is why we always assess your anatomy closely before marking the placement. Cheek piercings take significantly longer to heal than most facial piercings — often six months to a year — and require patience and consistent aftercare throughout.
Eyebrow Piercing
The eyebrow piercing sits along the brow line and is a popular way to frame the face with a subtle edge. It typically heals within 6 to 8 weeks, though the area can stay sensitive a little longer underneath the surface. We assess your brow shape and skin thickness first to choose the safest and most flattering placement.
Medusa Piercing (Above Lip)
The medusa, or philtrum piercing, sits in the small groove directly above your upper lip, centered beneath the nose. Because it sits dead-center on the face, precision matters more here than almost any other facial piercing — even being slightly off-center is noticeable. Medusa piercings typically heal within 2 to 3 months, and we always check your philtrum depth and lip shape beforehand to confirm this placement will suit you.
