Frenulum Piercing
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Frenulum Piercing
The frenulum piercing is a common name for several piercings. It describes an anatomical part that connects and limits the movement of one organ to another. This small fold of tissue is found in several areas of the body and can be used to describe a piercing in the mouth, such as the Smiley Piercing, which corresponds to the frenulum between the gum and the upper lip, as well as for the Tongue Tie Piercing, also known as the web piercing. The frenulum piercing also refers to the piercing at the base of the penis, at the base of the glans. In all cases, these are not so common piercings and are often worn by initiates in alternative or body modification communities. The most suitable piercings for the frenulum piercing are the Straight Barbell Piercing, the Horseshoe Piercing, and the Piercing Ring. Our frenulum piercings are available in various materials such as Surgical Steel Piercing, specially designed to be biocompatible with a low risk of allergy. You can also find Titanium Piercing with our Titanium Barbell Piercing, horseshoes, and Titanium Piercing Ring, which are characterized by being hypoallergenic, strong, and comfortable due to their lightweight. Finally, in our shop, you will also find Gold Piercing, also a hypoallergenic and noble material, with a specific collection of Gold Barbell Piercing and Gold Piercing Ring.
Size and Care of Frenulum Piercings
The frenulum piercing, whether it be an intimate piercing, a smile piercing, or a sublingual piercing, should be performed by a professional as it requires precise positioning to avoid any nerve damage. The thickness of a frenulum piercing jewel is generally between 1.2 mm and 1.6 mm. The length of the barbell piercing ranges from 6 mm to 12 mm, while the diameter of the horseshoe piercing and the ring is between 8 mm and 12 mm. The cost of this piercing generally ranges from €30 to €80, depending on the location and expertise of the piercer. The level of pain and the risks associated with the procedure on a frenulum are moderate, as it can cause a possible infection, nerve damage, or speech disorder for an oral frenulum. The healing of a frenulum piercing typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the care provided.