Dermal piercings are a popular body jewelry choice among young adults and teenagers. However, unlike traditional piercings, they carry a higher risk of complications. If you are considering a dermal piercing, it is important to understand the pros and cons associated with this type of body modification.

A floating industrial piercing is a variation of a traditional industrial designed for those whose ear anatomy lacks the necessary support. Floating industrials often feature custom-made jewelry, such as an L-shaped barbell or a larger surface bar, depending on the individual's ear anatomy and the placement of the piercing.

Flat piercings are cartilage piercings located in the flatter part of the upper ear below the helix and above the antihelix. They are versatile, allowing you to create the perfect look to express your individuality. Whether you enjoy a bold or minimalistic aesthetic, both are possible.

This piercing is special because it's an easy gateway into cartilage piercings. It is typically the least painful option. Additionally, Auricle piercings are invaluable for creating piercing clusters and stacks. If you have piercings in multiple locations on your ear, the Auricle's position near the center of your ear makes it the ideal place to wear an anchor piece to pull them all together.