Earlobe piercings are timeless—simple, stylish, and endlessly customizable. Whether it’s your very first piercing or an addition to an existing ear stack, the lobe is a perfect place to start. It heals quickly and pairs beautifully with a huge variety of jewelry styles.
Curious about unique lobe placements? Ask our staff—we’ll show you creative options to suit your look.
What Is an Earlobe Piercing?
An earlobe piercing goes through the soft, lower part of the ear. Because it’s all flesh and no cartilage, it’s one of the quickest piercings to heal—making it a go-to for both first-timers and seasoned piercing lovers.
What to Expect During the Piercing
The process is quick and straightforward, and we’ll keep you comfortable and informed every step of the way:
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Consultation & Jewelry Selection
We’ll discuss placement and help you choose your starter jewelry. We use implant-grade titanium or 14k/18k solid gold for a smooth healing experience. (Titanium posts are standard, but gold posts are available on request.)
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Cleaning
Your piercer thoroughly cleans and sanitizes the lobe with alcohol and iodine. Have an iodine allergy? No problem—we have alternatives.
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Marking
We mark the exact spot and give you a mirror to approve the placement before proceeding.
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The Piercing
A deep breath, a quick pinch—a sterile, single-use needle provides precision and comfort.
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Jewelry Insertion
Your chosen jewelry is inserted immediately and secured.
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Aftercare Guidance
You’ll receive verbal and written instructions to ensure smooth healing.
Healing & Aftercare
Earlobe piercings heal faster than cartilage but still need proper care.
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Healing Time: About 6–8 weeks, though some may take slightly longer.
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Normal Signs: Mild swelling or redness in the first few days, a bit of clear or pale crusting, and occasional itchiness as it heals.
Aftercare Tips
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Clean Twice Daily
Use sterile saline—no alcohol, peroxide, or harsh soap.
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Hands Off
Avoid touching or twisting the jewelry.
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Watch for Snags
Take care when changing clothes, brushing hair, or using towels.
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Sleep Smart
Avoid sleeping directly on the piercing. A donut or travel pillow can help side sleepers.
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Dry Gently
After showers, mist with saline and air-dry, or use a blow dryer on a cool setting.
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Be Patient
Wait until your piercer gives the all-clear before changing jewelry.
Questions?
If anything feels off—or if you just want a check-in—reach out anytime. We’re here to help you heal confidently.
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