Anti-Tragus

Service Description

An anti-tragus piercing is a type of ear piercing located on the anti-tragus, a small piece of cartilage that sits opposite the tragus and just above the earlobe. This piercing is less common than other ear piercings, making it a unique choice for those looking to express their personal style. Characteristics of Anti-Tragus Piercing Location: The anti-tragus is situated on the outer ear, right above the earlobe and below the tragus. It creates a distinct placement that can be adorned with various types of jewellery. Jewellery Options: Common jewelry styles for anti-tragus piercings include: Studs: Simple and elegant designs, often featuring decorative elements such as gemstones or metalwork. Hoops: Circular earrings that can enhance the visibility of the piercing. Captive Bead Rings: A ring with a bead that fits into a groove, offering a unique look. Healing and Aftercare Healing Time: Anti-tragus piercings usually take about 3 to 6 months to heal, but healing times can vary from person to person. Aftercare Tips: Clean the piercing regularly with a saline solution or a mild, fragrance-free cleanser. Avoid touching the piercing with unwashed hands to minimize the risk of infection. Refrain from swimming in pools or hot tubs until the piercing is fully healed. Be cautious with headphones or other items that may irritate the piercing during the healing process.