Ear Piercing

What is Ear Piercing?

Ear piercing, also known as Karna-vedha in Indian practice, involves marking holes on ear lobes or edges to allow wearing earrings.

Ear piercing isn't just a practice for aesthetic purposes; it also comes with several health benefits.

Types of Ear Piercing

• Lobe Piercing: Piercing in the earlobe, versatile and quick to heal.
• Transverse Lobe Piercing: A modern method involving horizontal barbell insertion through the lobe.
• Industrial Piercing: Double perforation of the upper ear cartilage for a unique style.
• Cartilage Piercing: Popular and stylish piercing for both men and women.
• Double Ear Piercing: Two earrings inserted side by side along the lobe or cartilage.
• Triple Ear Piercing: Three cuffs or studs placed next to each other for a bold look.
• Rook Piercing: Done near the inner ridge of the ear cartilage for a creative touch.
• Snug Piercing: Done in the inner cartilage near the ear's outer rim, requiring micro jewelry.
• Conch Piercing: A type of cartilage piercing that resembles a conch shell.
• Tragus Piercing: Done on the part of the ear in front of the ear canal.
• Anti-Tragus Piercing: A cartilage piercing done just above the lobe.
• Daith Piercing: Passes through the ear's innermost cartilage fold and believed to reduce anxiety and migraines.
• Helix Piercing: A cartilage piercing done on the upper section of the ear.
• Forward Helix Piercing: Done lower down the ear near the root of the helix.
• Orbital Piercing: Two piercings connected by one piece of jewelry, typically in the lobe region.
• Top Ear Piercing: Done on the tip of the ear for a bold and unique look.

Ear piercing offers both style and health benefits. Choose the type that fits you best and get it done professionally.