Double Dermal Gallery
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Changed my piercing and were all cool and professional. Definitely would recommend!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Arrive well-rested, hydrated, and with the area clean. Avoid alcohol or blood-thinning medications 24-48 hours prior. Wear comfortable clothing that exposes the placement site. Expect mapping and consultation before the procedure to finalize placement.
Discomfort varies by location and individual tolerance; most clients report a brief pinch followed by pressure. Procedure typically takes 30-60 minutes including consultation and mapping. We use numbing options on request and employ techniques to minimize pain.
Clean twice daily with a sterile saline spray, avoid pools or baths until healed, and don't twist or remove the anchors. Adjust sleep positions and clothing to minimize irritation. Contact us for concerning redness, discharge, or jewelry migration.
Healing varies by location and individual health; initial healing commonly spans 6-12 weeks, with full integration taking several months. Continue gentle care during this period, and schedule follow-up visits. Avoid trauma to the area to prevent migration or rejection.
When performed with titanium anchors and proper technique, dermals are generally safe. Risks include infection, migration, rejection, and scarring. Choosing an experienced piercer, following aftercare, and avoiding trauma significantly reduce complications. We discuss suitability and alternatives during consultation.
We place initial titanium anchors with compatible tops for protection. Switching to decorative jewelry is discouraged until healing is sufficient to prevent irritation or migration. Aftercare appointments will assess readiness; we can advise safe jewelry options and timing based on healing progress.