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Contrary to this subspacing, BDSM brutal piercing play, this is not how you actually get a female vaginal piercing. It's usually much faster and, sadly, there's not a vibrator involved. Maybe they should start adding that. While on the verge of orgasm they pierce you. You'd come down off the near-orgasm pretty fast, but the pain might be dulled.
Hm... it might make it worse too though since some people get so sensitive the closer they get. What a conundrum. Someone experiment with that for me and let me know how it works.
Decide what type of female vaginal piercing you want.
Contact multiple piercing professionals in your area. It’s best not to just trust the first piercing artist you call who says he knows what he’s doing. Shop around. Treat this like any other important purchase. Purchasing a vaginal piercing is not so different than buying a car.
Ask questions of the piercing artist. Example: How long have you been a piercing artist? Do you have experience with genital piercing? Do you have pictures of successfully healed genital piercings?
Make your decision about which piercer you’d like to go to.
Call and make an appointment if necessary. Some places accept walk-ins while others refuse them.
Cleanse your vaginal area thoroughly. Using olive oil around the area you want to have pierced can help soften the skin pre-piercing.
Arrive at your appointment early so you can see healed photos of the type of female vaginal piercing you want.
Let the piercing artist explain the risks and possible benefits of the type of piercing you want.
Take the position the artist wants. For most female vaginal piercings it will be a laying position with the legs lifted, similar to visiting a gynecologist.
Breathe normally.
Once your female vaginal piercing is done, follow all the rules for caring for it. You will be given a paper that tells you how to care for it as you leave. If you have lost it or never received one, see the resource link for care below.
Tips:
The heal time for most vaginal piercings is two weeks. This can vary based on your anatomy and the gauge of the piercing. Your piercing artist will be able to advise you more accurately than any website about this.
If you have any complications with the healing process go to your piercer immediately. He will be able to assist you. Do not ever take the advice of an online entity or friend over the advice of your piercer. Just because it worked a certain way for one person does not mean you will work the same.
If you do not feel you can trust your piercing artist in the case of any complications seek a different piercer in your area that you feel comfortable with.
Hm... it might make it worse too though since some people get so sensitive the closer they get. What a conundrum. Someone experiment with that for me and let me know how it works.
Decide what type of female vaginal piercing you want.
Contact multiple piercing professionals in your area. It’s best not to just trust the first piercing artist you call who says he knows what he’s doing. Shop around. Treat this like any other important purchase. Purchasing a vaginal piercing is not so different than buying a car.
Ask questions of the piercing artist. Example: How long have you been a piercing artist? Do you have experience with genital piercing? Do you have pictures of successfully healed genital piercings?
Make your decision about which piercer you’d like to go to.
Call and make an appointment if necessary. Some places accept walk-ins while others refuse them.
Cleanse your vaginal area thoroughly. Using olive oil around the area you want to have pierced can help soften the skin pre-piercing.
Arrive at your appointment early so you can see healed photos of the type of female vaginal piercing you want.
Let the piercing artist explain the risks and possible benefits of the type of piercing you want.
Take the position the artist wants. For most female vaginal piercings it will be a laying position with the legs lifted, similar to visiting a gynecologist.
Breathe normally.
Once your female vaginal piercing is done, follow all the rules for caring for it. You will be given a paper that tells you how to care for it as you leave. If you have lost it or never received one, see the resource link for care below.
Tips:
The heal time for most vaginal piercings is two weeks. This can vary based on your anatomy and the gauge of the piercing. Your piercing artist will be able to advise you more accurately than any website about this.
If you have any complications with the healing process go to your piercer immediately. He will be able to assist you. Do not ever take the advice of an online entity or friend over the advice of your piercer. Just because it worked a certain way for one person does not mean you will work the same.
If you do not feel you can trust your piercing artist in the case of any complications seek a different piercer in your area that you feel comfortable with.
