A Labret piercing is a single piercing located just below the lip. It can be a fun, unique type of piercing to add to your body. Before getting this lip piercing, check out different variations and consider what type of jewelry you’d like.

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!

Conch piercings are located at the inner middle portion of the ear that looks similar to a conch shell. They can stand alone or they can be paired with other piercings for a more complex look.

The Ashley piercing is a single piercing to the center of the bottom lip and an exit at the back of the lip. It is commonly pierced with labret studs, has a high pain level, and tends to draw attention to the lower lip. 

Spider Bites piercings are two piercings right next to one another, located below the lip on one side toward the corner of the mouth. They get their name because they look like a spider bite with two holes.

How long does it take for nipple piercing to heal? On the faster end, your piercing might be healed in 4 to 6 months. However, it's not uncommon for a nipple piercing to take 1 year or even longer to completely heal.