Navel piercings are a timeless body-jewelry statement. Whether you prefer a delicate sparkle or a bold plain curved barbell, this piercing is versatile enough to fit almost any style and shows off beautifully year-round.
Curious about unique lobe placements? Ask our staff—we’ll show you creative options to suit your look.
What Is a Navel Piercing?
A navel piercing passes through the small fold of skin just above the belly button. It’s known for its flattering look and ability to show off decorative curved barbells, sparkling gems, or minimal titanium pieces. Expert and experienced placement is crucial for a smooth healing experience.
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 & Anatomy Check – We’ll confirm your navel’s anatomy is suited for piercing and help you choose initial jewelry made from implant-grade titanium or 14k/18k solid gold.
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Preparation – The area is cleaned and sanitized to minimize risk.
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Marking – Your piercer marks the entry and exit points so you can approve placement.
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The Piercing – A sterile, single-use needle creates the opening in one smooth motion.
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Jewelry Insertion – Your selected curved barbell is placed immediately.
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Aftercare Guidance
You’ll receive verbal and written instructions to ensure smooth healing.
Healing Your Navel Piercing
Navel piercings require more patience than ear piercings but heal beautifully with proper care.
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Healing Time – Typically 6–9 months, though some may need up to a year.
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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 Essentials
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Clean Twice Daily – Spray with sterile saline solution and allow to air dry.
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Hands Off
Avoid touching or twisting the jewelry.
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Avoid Pressure – Be careful with waistbands and avoid sleeping directly on your stomach.
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No Submersion – Skip pools, lakes, and hot tubs until fully healed.
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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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Jewelry Patience – Keep your starter jewelry until your piercer confirms it’s safe to change.
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Stay Healthy – Good rest, hydration, and nutrition support quicker healing.
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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