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The Cheek Piercing

“The problems that are common for cheek piercings are possible nerve damage during piercing and the possibility of piercing through a saliva-gland, rendering a constant ‘leak’ of saliva from the hole.

Using the Right Body Piercing Tools

“Sterilized and disposable tools are recognized by the Health Department as a viable alternative if a body piercer does not have an autoclave.”

Body Piercing Needles: Sharper is Always Better

A good tip when piercing is to apply antibacterial lubricating jelly to the shaft of the piercing needle – this eliminates most of the friction that may occur between skin and needle as it slides through.

Clitoral Hood Piercing facts

“The clitoral hood piercing is designed so the body jewelry worn (usually a captive bead ring) rests directly against the clitoris, providing pleasurable stimulation to the clitoris.”

The Frenum Piercing

“The frenum piercing is intended to provide sexual pleasure during intercourse for both the wearer and the recipient, or can be used as a type of chastity device in BDSM activities.”

Nipple Piercing: Is the Pain worth the Pleasure?

“Once healed, pierced nipples have been known to provide added stimulation during foreplay and sex, and with the right kind of body jewelry worn in them, can even produce pleasant sensations under clothing.”

Body Piercing Dangers and Risks Revealed

“Body piercing overall in many ways can be considered even safer than ear-piercing in method, since body piercings are done with sterile tools and materials, while some types of ear-piercing guns can harbor pathogens and have a higher chance of cross-contamination than body piercing does.”