WhitneyPictures of Hip Surface Piercings
July 12th 2010 19:45
Surface piercings are hard to heal. Plain and simple. Typically, the body treats them as splinters and push them out. If not pierced correctly or with the wrong jewelry, a surface piercing will reject and migrate faster. With proper jewelry- a surface barbell or a tygon barbell, there is more chances of having a permanent piercing, but the odds are still about 99% of rejecting.
Hips are a popular place that girls want to get pierced. Hips can be seen as sexy and attractive. Girls want to accentuate attention here. A tattoo or piercing will do just that.
If you think about it, though. The hips are a very high-contact area. You have pants that can hit the piercing, belt, shirts, and other apparel, which can cause irritation, pressure, and/or trauma to the piercing. You may hold a baby, pet, or books against your waist, which can kick, wiggle, or slip, causing trauma to the piercing.
You hips get a lot of wear and tear. They experience a lot of movement that you don't even realize.
This is bad for a new piercing. These things can increase the risks of rejection and migration.
If you are set on getting your hips pierced, definitely do your research and find an experienced and knowledgeable body piercer.
Hips are a popular place that girls want to get pierced. Hips can be seen as sexy and attractive. Girls want to accentuate attention here. A tattoo or piercing will do just that.
If you think about it, though. The hips are a very high-contact area. You have pants that can hit the piercing, belt, shirts, and other apparel, which can cause irritation, pressure, and/or trauma to the piercing. You may hold a baby, pet, or books against your waist, which can kick, wiggle, or slip, causing trauma to the piercing.
You hips get a lot of wear and tear. They experience a lot of movement that you don't even realize.
This is bad for a new piercing. These things can increase the risks of rejection and migration.
If you are set on getting your hips pierced, definitely do your research and find an experienced and knowledgeable body piercer.
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