Ashley piercings can get infected easily. Signs of an infected Ashley piercing include redness and swelling, fever, discharge or bleeding, unusual pain and discomfort.

Even if you have an outie, you may still have the right anatomy for a belly button piercing, like the standard (vertical) belly button piercing, the inverse (lower) belly button piercing, the floating belly button piercing, and the true navel piercing.

A floating helix piercing creates the illusion of a suspended earring. It sits at the upper cartilage of your ear above the helix rim. To create the illusion behind a floating helix, you must stick with certain jewelry styles.

• Placement: Located just below the lip.
• Cost: $30-$80.
• Pain: A low pain level. It is rated at 4 on a scale of 1-10.
• Healing time: 6-8 weeks.
• Jewelry: Studs, hoops, barbells, and bars.
• Risks: Scars, infections, tooth, gum and nerve damage.

When can I change my nipple piercing? To avoid infections and other complications, it is really best to wait 12 months to change your nipple piercing. You'll need to be patient: nipple piercings can take 3 to 12 months to heal completely!

A Snake Bite piercing consists of two separate piercings along the bottom lip. It is called a "snakebite piercing" because it resembles a bite from a snake or even fangs, depending on the jewelry type.