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Nose piercing
Before visiting the studio, blow your nose thoroughly with a tissue or two. While preparing your skin, breathe through your mouth if you find that the cleanser smells too strong. It's perfectly normal for your eyes to water, sneeze, or bleed after a piercing, so if your piercer doesn't provide you with a clean tissue to hold, ask for one. Do not touch your face with your fingers after your piercer has prepared the area; if your nose tickles or itches, use a tissue, but do not touch the prepared area at all.
Nose piercing article content
How to choose nose piercing according to lifestyle?
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Work environment and dress code. One of the most important aspects you should consider is your professional life. Some work environments may have strict rules regarding piercings and other forms of body modification. Before deciding to get a piercing, make sure you familiarize yourself with the rules of your workplace.
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Planned activities such as a vacation, a visit to the hairdresser, pregnancy, surgery, etc. If you are planning a vacation in nature in the near future (dirt - infection), dyeing (chemical burn) or cutting (hair will get into the piercing), skiing (helmet will push) , pregnancy (change in hormonal background), surgery (reduction of immunity), etc. Have a piercing done only after you are over it.
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Regular physical activity: if you are active and regularly engage in sports or exercise, you must also consider how the piercing will affect your activities. For example, if you are involved in a contact sport, you should probably avoid large or protruding piercings that could be easily injured. If you are professionally involved in sports, it is more appropriate to choose a piercing time during the competition period
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Different types of piercings require different levels of care: some piercings heal relatively quickly and require minimal care, while others can take months to fully heal and require regular cleaning and care. Make sure you have enough time and energy to care for your new piercing. Thus, a lobe piercing is incomparable in this respect to a daith piercing, which heals all year long.
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Comfort and practicality: if you often wear headphones or glasses, some types of ear piercings may cause discomfort. Similarly, if you have long hair and only wear it down, and a rubber band is something you've only heard of, then that hair can easily get tangled in jewelry, contributing to infection or trauma. Headphones are often a problem with some types of ear piercing, but the problem can be solved by changing the type of headphones, cheekbone headphones are ideal.
Of course, these are not all circumstances that can affect the healing of a piercing, but try to think if something along these lines will not be an obstacle for you to have a fresh piercing.
Price of nose piercing
The price of a nose piercing in our salon consists of the price for the piercing application service and the price for the jewelry. Some types of piercings will also require a shortening of the jewelry after healing, where only the price of the new jewelry is paid.
The price of a piercing
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One puncture - 700 CZK
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Symmetrical piercing - each piercing is paid separately
The price of the jewelry
From 350 to several thousand, we offer titanium jewelry from economy and premium class, and gold jewelry of purity 585 and 735.
Contraindications for nose piercing
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Taking medication (if yes, with medical approval)
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A lifestyle that does not allow for proper piercing care
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Skin diseases
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Dermatitis or other inflammation in the piercing area
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Tendency to form keloid scars
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Jaundice
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HIV
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Diabetes and insulin dependence
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Disorders of the circulatory system or poor blood clotting
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Allergic reactions
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Epilepsy
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Hormone therapy, oncological diseases
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Pregnancy or breastfeeding
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Menstruation could be a contraindication, but if you don't have a strong one, some piercings could definitely be done.
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If you have recently undergone any surgery in the nose area you should consult your doctor before deciding on a piercing.
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Violation of contraindications can have negative effects on your health.
Preparation for nose piercing
Before the procedure:
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Sleep well
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At least eat a little
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You put on clothes that at the same time would not be a shame to get dirty if a drop of blood got on it, often not even one appears, but it can happen.
Nose piercing procedure in our studio
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Upon arrival at the studio, you will fill in the "Consent to the procedure", which will, among other things, contain contraindications before nose piercing and its subsequent care. The absence of contraindications and compliance with the care procedure recommended by us is one of the important conditions for successful healing of the piercing.
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Next follows a conversation with the piercer. You will discuss the appropriate placement and jewelry for the nose piercing, which we will put on now and possibly which you will wear afterwards.
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Piercer prepares a workplace. The chosen jewelry for nose piercing together with the needle will be sterilized for approx. 10 min. During that time, you will have the opportunity to ask anything and specify the necessary information.
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After sterilization, the piercer will mark the final place for the nose piercing, disinfect the skin and in a few seconds you will have a new nose piercing.
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After the piercing, the piercer will treat the nose piercing, take a picture of it, if you agree, apply a patch and once again explain the care of the nose piercing.
Nose piercing healing and care
The piercing almost always overflows, so we first give a longer piece of jewelry, which we exchange for a shorter one in about 1-2 months. Otherwise, there is a risk of frequent tripping over the jewelry and subsequent traumatization. Sometimes it needs to be replaced several times during healing, so if you feel that the jewelry is becoming too long and it is in the way, you can ask for it to be shortened. When exchanging jewelry for a shorter one, the price of the jewelry is paid according to the current price list, the service is free if it is an initial healing process.
Read detailed piercing care instructions here:
Restrictions after nose piercing
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Do not sleep on the side where you have a fresh nose piercing.
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Avoid visiting saunas, solariums, swimming pools, the sea and other public swimming pools for at least one month.
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Be careful and avoid any movement, pressure, etc. that would traumatize the fresh nose piercing.
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Carefully put on and take off your clothes.
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Do not touch the piercing with your hands.
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Remember that dirt and mechanical trauma are the biggest evils for a fresh nose piercing.
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Be careful with your hair so that it does not get tangled around the jewelry.
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Do not remove, rotate or move the jewelry; nose piercing needs rest.
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Complications after nose piercing
After a nose piercing, problems can appear from minor to serious, it is important to contact the studio as soon as you feel any problem.
Warning signs can be (individually or in combination):
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Outflows.
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Unpleasant smell.
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Excessive sensitivity to pain.
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Severe swelling.
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Erythema - redness.
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The piercing and the skin around it are hot to the touch.
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The formation of lumps or pimples near the injection site.
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Swelling of the entire cartilage not only at the puncture site, significant pain, redness.
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Enlargement of the lymph nodes in the neck or next to the ears.
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and other unusual and unpleasant manifestations.
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