Sacred Piercing

We opened in 2007 as the first studio in our area focused exclusively on body piercing. Our professional and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to providing you a friendly, clean, and relaxing environment to ask questions about your piercing, receive guidance in jewelry selection, and ensure you are well informed regarding aftercare and healing.

Avoid touching your piercing with unwashed hands. Contamination of the piercing site from touching with unwashed hands can result in an infection. Do not rotate, twist, or turn your jewelry while healing. This damages the piercing channel, causes the formation of unsightly scar tissue, migration, rejection, and prolongs healing.

You have decided to have your body pierced and you are asking yourself, "I want it done now, so where do I go?" In this era of bloodborne diseases you MUST be very careful who you have perform your piercing! Because it breaks the barrier of the skin, piercing has some health risks - including the potential to transmit an infection or bloodborne disease (such as hepatitis).

Stretching piercings is something humans have been fascinated by for many reasons since ancient times. Whether it's cultural, testing the limits of our bodies, or completely aesthetic, this practice has made a comeback in recent years.

However, we have noticed that many people do not seem to understand the proper techniques needed to reach the outcome they desire, which has led to many blown out and permanently scarred earlobes (or other body piercings).We have written this instructional outline based on our experience as professional piercers, along with an accumulation of knowledge shared by other professionals.

Although they can become contaminated with bloodborne pathogens dozens of times in one day, ear piercing guns are often not sanitized in a medically recognized way. Plastic ear piercing guns cannot be autoclave sterilized and may not be sufficiently cleaned between use on multiple clients.

Even if the antiseptic wipes used were able to kill all pathogens on contact, simply wiping the external surfaces of the gun with isopropyl alcohol or other antiseptics does not kill pathogens within the working parts of the gun.Blood from one client can aerosolize, becoming airborne in microscopic particles, and contaminate the inside of the gun.