Medusa Piercing
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Medusa Piercing
The Medusa piercing, also known as the "philtrum," is a piercing located between the septum and the upper lip, right at the Cupid's bow. The Medusa piercing gets its name from the deity in Greek mythology meaning "the protector." The Medusa piercing has become more popular, especially because of some famous people and influencers in the fields of fashion, music, and film.
Medusa Piercing Jewelry
The jewelry best suited for the Medusa piercing is the Labret Piercing. This piercing has a flat back that helps minimize damage to the gums and teeth. Moreover, if you decide to use a Bioflex Piercing, its flexibility will further reduce long-term risks to your teeth and gums. The CBR ring is also an option for the Medusa piercing. Slightly less comfortable, it will suit you perfectly if you want something a bit more eccentric for your Medusa piercing. The length of the labret generally ranges between 6 and 8 mm with a thickness of 1.2 to 1.6 mm. The diameter of the CBR Piercing ring is 8 to 10 mm. In our shop, you can customise your piercing by choosing your favourite colour from silver, gold, rose gold, or black. You will also have the option to choose among different materials and enjoy their amazing qualities. A Titanium Labret Piercing will offer great comfort due to its lightness and hypoallergenic properties. Surgical steel is a bit less expensive than titanium piercings and has hypoallergenic qualities. Finally, the Gold Labret Piercing will bring undeniable elegance to match any occasion you want to wear it for.
Healing and Care of the Medusa Piercing
The cost of getting a Medusa piercing varies by studio but it should cost you between €40 and €70. The pain of the Medusa piercing mainly depends on each person's pain tolerance, but to reassure you, it is less painful than a piercing done through the cartilage. The healing time also varies depending on the individual and the care given to the piercing, ranging between 6 and 12 weeks.