Ethics

As a piercer, I feel it is imperative for me to adhere to the highest level of ethics.

1. Cross Contamination Prevention: I have gone through extensive training to ensure I never endanger you as a client. I have a firm understanding of blood borne pathogens and how to mitigate
2. Marking & measuring, using the right size jewelry
3. Aesthetic placement
4. Taking your lifestyle into account
5. Making sure the piercing will heal
6. Mitigate the amount of pain you feel and the damage to your tissue
7. Give clear instructions on taking care of your piercing
8. Inform you of the potential risks associated with a particular piercing
9. Not take advantage of you

As a client, I expect you to adhere to the same level of ethics. I am here to provide a service. Albeit a very personal intimate experience, but a service nonetheless.

1. Don’t try to get pierced by me if you are underage!
2. Please, don’t come in under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
3. Listen to my concerns. If I don’t feel a piercing is in your best interest, I will tell you. Please don’t make it difficult for me to have your best interest in mind. Some piercings aren’t for everyone. It depends on your anatomy, lifestyle, and commitment.
4. Inform me if you have any medical conditions that may affect piercing results such as:
   • Conditions that affect blood clotting or you have a history of excessive bleeding
   • Skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, etc. I am not a dermatologist, please consult one before coming to get pierced if you have a concerning skin condition.
5. Most important of all, take care of your piercing & take care of yourself.

What tends to make a piercing experience go well?

1. Relax. The more relaxed you are, the easier it will be.
2. Eat within 1-2 hours before getting pierced.
3. Be informed. Research the piercing you want, either on the internet or ask me.
4. Get a good night’s rest.
5. Don’t come in rushed or flustered, I’m patient