How to Get a Corset Piercing
A corset piercing consists of a series of piercings done in two rows, usually done down the back, arm, leg and occasionally the female genitals. The corset piercing is laced with a piece of ribbon to give it the appearance of being an actual corset. Usually a corset piercing is done for aesthetic reasons as opposed to being a permanent piercing. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Research corset piercings extensively.
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Talk to your piercer to see if she does this kind of piercing. If she is not comfortable with it, ask her to recommend other piercers who are comfortable doing a corset piercing.
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Make an appointment to get your piercing done once you have settled on a piercer. You might want to set it up for a day you can take off work because you are going to be sore after you have been pierced.
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Arrive at your appointment a few minutes early so that you can fill out any paperwork that is needed.
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Follow any and all aftercare instructions your piercer gives you. If any questions or problems arise, contact the person who pierced you.
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Tips & Warnings
Discuss price, possible complications, healing time if it is intended to become permanent and any other thing that you can think of when talking to a piercer about getting a piercing done.
Make sure you wear loose fitting clothing the day you get your piercing.
Don't skip any meals the day you plan to get your piercing done. The recommendation is to eat at least 2 hours before any piercing.
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Comments
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CoralieSolange
Mar 02, 2008
Corset piercings are typically a very poor idea--they don't heal well and tend the piercings may pull out. You could be left with unsightly sores. No reputable piercer would advise you to get this kind of piercing! -
CoralieSolange
Mar 02, 2008
Corset piercings are typically a very poor idea--they don't heal well and tend the piercings may pull out. You could be left with unsightly sores. No reputable piercer would advise you to get this kind of piercing!
