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Video Title / CaptionBelly piercings are one of my favourite piercings to do… but there are a few things I wish everyone knew before booking 👀✨ Getting the right anatomy, choosing the correct jewellery and understanding the healing process can make such a big difference. 💎 So before you book… Here are 3 things most people don’t know before getting a belly piercing. 👇💉 1️⃣ Not everyone has the anatomy for a traditional navel piercing Many people don’t realise that a successful navel piercing starts with suitable anatomy. If the navel doesn’t have enough tissue or the correct shape, a traditional navel piercing may not heal well and could migrate or reject. A good piercer will always assess your anatomy before piercing. 2️⃣ Healing takes much longer than most people expect A navel piercing typically takes 6–12 months to fully heal. During this time it’s important to avoid unnecessary trauma, wear appropriate clothing where possible, and follow proper aftercare to reduce irritation and support healing. 3️⃣ The jewellery you start with matters Initial jewellery should be implant-grade titanium or another high-quality body-safe material, fitted to allow room for swelling. Changing the jewellery too early or choosing poor-quality jewellery can increase the risk of irritation, delayed healing and complications. Save this for later and send it to someone who’s thinking about getting theirs! 💕 #piercer #piercing #bodypiercing #bellypiercing #navelpiercing
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Belly piercings are one of my favourite piercings to do… but there are a few things I wish everyone knew before booking 👀✨ Getting the right anatomy, choosing the correct jewellery and understanding the healing process can make such a big difference. 💎 So before you book… Here are 3 things most people don’t know before getting a belly piercing. 👇💉 1️⃣ Not everyone has the anatomy for a traditional navel piercing Many people don’t realise that a successful navel piercing starts with suitable anatomy. If the navel doesn’t have enough tissue or the correct shape, a traditional navel piercing may not heal well and could migrate or reject. A good piercer will always assess your anatomy before piercing. 2️⃣ Healing takes much longer than most people expect A navel piercing typically takes 6–12 months to fully heal. During this time it’s important to avoid unnecessary trauma, wear appropriate clothing where possible, and follow proper aftercare to reduce irritation and support healing. 3️⃣ The jewellery you start with matters Initial jewellery should be implant-grade titanium or another high-quality body-safe material, fitted to allow room for swelling. Changing the jewellery too early or choosing poor-quality jewellery can increase the risk of irritation, delayed healing and complications. Save this for later and send it to someone who’s thinking about getting theirs! 💕 #piercer #piercing #bodypiercing #bellypiercing #navelpiercing

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