Pretty Lash Bar & Spa offers professional piercing services in a clean, welcoming and comfortable environment. Whether you’re getting your first piercing or adding something new to your collection, we’re here to help make your experience enjoyable and stress-free.
An ear lobe piercing typically takes about 6–8 weeks to heal, although healing time can vary from person to person.
An ear lobe piercing typically takes about 6–8 weeks to heal, although healing time can vary from person to person.
A helix piercing typically takes 6–12 months to fully heal. Because the helix is pierced through cartilage, it generally heals much more slowly than an ear lobe piercing.
A forward helix piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it is a cartilage piercing. Healing times can vary from person to person and may be longer if the piercing experiences pressure, friction, or irritation.
A flat piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it passes through cartilage. Healing time can vary depending on your individual body, aftercare, jewelry, and how much irritation the piercing experiences.
A conch piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it passes through cartilage. Healing times vary from person to person and can take longer if the piercing is bumped, slept on, or frequently irritated.
A daith piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it passes through cartilage. Healing can vary from person to person and may take longer if the piercing experiences pressure, friction, or irritation.
A rook piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it passes through cartilage. Some rook piercings may take longer depending on your individual healing process and how much irritation or pressure the piercing experiences.
A snug piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal, and in some cases it can take longer. Because it passes through cartilage and experiences pressure from the ear’s natural movement, snug piercings can be one of the more challenging cartilage piercings to heal.
A tragus piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal because it passes through cartilage. Healing time can vary depending on your body, aftercare, and how much pressure or irritation the piercing experiences.
A nostril piercing typically takes around 3–6 months to fully heal, although some piercings can take longer depending on your individual healing process, jewelry, and aftercare.
A navel (belly button) piercing typically takes around 6–12 months to fully heal. Because the area experiences frequent movement and friction from clothing, healing can sometimes take longer.
A septum piercing typically takes around 6–8 weeks to heal, although complete healing can sometimes take up to 3–6 months depending on the individual and how well it is cared for.
A nipple piercing typically takes around 9–12 months to fully heal, although healing can sometimes take longer. Everyone heals differently, and friction, pressure, or irritation can prolong the process.
A nipple piercing typically takes around 9–12 months to fully heal, although healing can sometimes take longer. Everyone heals differently, and friction, pressure, or irritation can prolong the process.
A Monroe lip piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can vary from person to person. Because it passes through the lip, proper oral and external aftercare is important.
A Madonna lip piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although healing times can vary from person to person. Since the piercing passes through the lip, both external and oral aftercare are important.
A Medusa (philtrum) piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can vary from person to person. Because it passes through the upper lip, both external and oral aftercare are important.
A labret lip piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can vary from person to person. Because the piercing passes through the lip, both external and oral aftercare are important.
A labret lip piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can vary from person to person. Because the piercing passes through the lip, both external and oral aftercare are important.
Snake bite piercings typically take around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can vary from person to person. Since snake bites are two lip piercings, proper care of both the outside and inside of the mouth is important.
An Ashley piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can sometimes take several months depending on your individual healing process and aftercare.
A Jestrum piercing typically takes around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can take longer depending on your individual healing process and how much irritation the piercing experiences.
Angel bites typically take around 6–12 weeks to heal, although complete healing can sometimes take longer. Since angel bites are two upper-lip piercings, both the external skin and the inside of the mouth need time to heal.
A stacked lobe piercing typically takes around 6–8 weeks to heal, although some can take 2–3 months or longer depending on your individual healing process and how much irritation the piercings experience.
Your comfort is important to us. We’ll guide you through the process and provide information to help you understand what to expect before and during your appointment. Proper aftercare is an important part of the healing process. After your piercing appointment, you’ll receive guidance on caring for your new piercing and maintaining proper hygiene.
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