Well during that time he never asked me to send him anything to do with my tattoo he just wanted to see a picture so I assumed he was just going to remember it because he never said anything more. When I first set up the appointment for my tattoo the owner (I think his name was Rob) seemed like he was in a bad mood but I played it off for a bad day.

The experience I have had today has been disappointing. I’m sure Michelle does amazing work on other parts of the body, but I feel like I was a guinea pig with this particular piercing and then ripped off when it wasn’t done correctly. It was inevitably going to migrate and/or be ripped out and cause damage.I would not recommend this shop to anyone based on this experience. My piercing had barely half of that amount of tissue, and with 16g jewelry even though 14g is the professionally recommended minimum gauge for this piercing. Having this redone at the same shop puts me at risk of getting this painful piercing performed incorrectly a second time, and I (think understandably) don’t want to risk it.Everything online, including published journals from the APP, state that a minimum of 3/8” of tissue is required for this piercing to be performed safely. Michelle was very sweet about it, but I am pretty upset that I’m out $150. I was offered credit to have it re-pierced. The shop owner would not refund me, nor did anyone else come in to see if the piercing was actually placed correctly.

She took out a ruler and measured the amount of skin in the piercing, which she said was 1/2cm and adequate for the piercing.I told her I was worried it was unsafe the way it was placed, and I asked her to remove it. I contacted her the next afternoon, and she asked me to come in for her to check it out. It looked like it would be easily ripped out because not much tissue was in it, especially in that delicate area. I was excited to get the piercing, so I left happy and grateful that she came in on her day off to make it happen.However, after having a good look at the piercing when I got home, I realized it was pierced much too shallow. She was so friendly, and everything was so clean and professional. It will scare you-and it should, so you will educate yourself to make sure you get a safe, successful piercing.Michelle came in after hours to pierce my VCH, which was really awesome of her. Unfortunately, many piercers have NO specific training in genital piercings whatsoever! As an expert on the subject, and one who offers piercing problem consultations, I have bad news: a large percentage of genital piercings I see are improperly placed, often dangerously so.īecause of variations in genital anatomy and personal preferences for sexual stimulation, each piercee must be evaluated (and even counseled) on an individual basis before deciding on a genital piercing. Page through my blog posts to read about one bad genital piercing after another. Worse, you can suffer through a negative experience, unnecessary pain, and possibly end up with undesirable scar tissue or other consequences of failed piercings. Because of the much wider distribution of nerve endings throughout the penis and scrotum, desensitization and hypersensitivity are seldom issues with penis-region piercings. Therefore it is critical to go to a piercer who has specific training and an abundance of experience. A poorly placed piercing can result in a missed opportunity for enhancement.

Genital piercings are unique because they have the potential to directly affect your sexual pleasure, and potentially (depending on placement), that of your partner.

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