Penis/Male Genital Piercings

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Genital piercings have been performed for thousands of years, often as a right of passage into adulthood. Now, visual and sexual enhancement are additional motivations to receive these piercings.

It is normal to experience some swelling and bleeding initially with these piercings. We recommend abstaining from sexual activity until the initial tenderness has gone away, then using barrier protection (condoms, gloves, dental dams, etc.) until fully healed. It’s important to avoid baths, swimming, and any other standing water until the piercings are fully healed.

While some partners may enjoy the sensation of these piercing, others may prefer that jewelry is removed, at least for certain activities. It’s important to wait to do this until the piercing is fully healed, and to replace jewelry ASAP in healed piercings. These piercings can shrink VERY quickly.

Prince Albert/PA

Going down the urethra and exiting just behind the corona on the underside of the shaft, a PA is a common first genital piercing. The piercing itself only goes through a couple of millimeters of tissue, making it an easy to heal piercing. As urine flow can be effected, sitting down to use the restroom is recommended.

Initial jewelry will be a curved barbell. Rings and circular barbells are available for healed piercings. Piercings can also be enlarged after healing. Expected healing time is 6-10 weeks.

Reverse PA

A reverse PA is placed from the urethra up through the head of the penis. Because this goes through the denser tissue of the glans, this is a much more difficult and long healing piercing than the standard PA. We do not recommend this as a first piercing.

Initial jewelry will be a curved barbell. Healing time is expected to be 4-8 months.

Frenum/Lorum

Placed horizontally along the shaft of the penis, frenum piercings are another common first piercing. Placement is generally in line with the circumcision scar or further down. Multiples can be performed, forming a ladder. We will perform up to 3 in one sitting.

Initial jewelry is generally a straight bar, but curves may be used in some circumstances. Rings are an option once healed, including pieces that completely encircle the shaft. Expected healing time is 8-12 weeks.

Scrotum/Hafada

Piercings can be performed along either the center or sides of the scrotum. We will perform up to 3 in one sitting.

Initial jewelry is generally a straight bar, but curves may be used in some circumstances. Rings are an option in healed piercings. Expected healing time is 2 to 4 months.

Guiche/Perineum

Between the scrotum and anus is the perineum. Piercings can be performed either horizontally or vertically. Cycling while healing is not recommended.

Initial jewelry will be a straight or curved bar. Rings may work in healed piercings. Expected healing is 3-6 months.

Pubic Surface

A pubic surface piercing is placed horizontally above the shaft of the penis. This is generally considered a more decorative piercing, but some claim that partners may enjoy them.

Depending on anatomy, this may be a curved bar or a staple-shaped surface bar. Healing is generally 4-6 months.

Apadravya

Placed vertically through the glans, this is basically a PA & reverse PA in one piercing. This is a more advanced piercing and is not recommended as a first piercing.

Initial jewelry will be a straight bar, with either ball ends or lower profile ends like m&m-shaped pieces. Expected healing is at least 4-6 months.

Ampallang

Similar to the apadravya, an ampallang is placed horizontally through the glans. To assist in healing, it is placed through the urethra. This is a more advanced piercing and is not recommended as a first piercing.

Initial jewelry will be a straight barbell. Expected healing is at least 4-6 months.

Dydoe/Corona Rim

Dydoe piercings are placed through the rim of the corona of the glans, generally at the center of the top or at 10 & 2 o’clock. This piercing does require a high enough ridge on the edge of the corona to successfully support the piercing, which is not all that common.

Initial jewelry will be a curved or straight bar. Expected healing is at least 4-6 months.

**We do not perform deep shaft apadravya piercings or trans-scrotal piercings.

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