Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Double Nipple.

Pain is typically a brief sharp pinch followed by throbbing. Sensation varies by individual and anatomy; most clients report moderate discomfort that subsides in minutes to hours. We use gentle technique and can discuss topical numbing options to help during the session.

Sessions usually last 20-40 minutes from check-in through aftercare briefing. Most time is consultation, marking, and sterilization; the actual piercing is quick. We allow time to ensure symmetry, comfort, and correct jewelry placement for both nipples.

Healing typically takes 6-12 months for full internal healing, with initial surface healing in 6-8 weeks. Healing varies by individual, aftercare, and jewelry. Follow our cleaning protocol and avoid trauma to support proper healing and reduce complications.

Many people can breastfeed after fully healed nipple piercings, but risks exist. Remove jewelry during feeding or use appropriate covers. Consult your piercer and healthcare provider before pregnancy or breastfeeding to discuss timing, potential complications, and protective measures.

Initial jewelry is 316 surgical steel; after full healing, you may upgrade to titanium, gold, threaded rings, or barbells. We recommend implant-grade materials and professional sizing to prevent irritation and ensure long-term comfort and aesthetics.

Clean twice daily with sterile saline or recommended aftercare spray, avoid peroxide or alcohol, wash hands before touching, avoid swimming and tight clothing initially, and do not rotate jewelry. Monitor for redness, swelling, or unusual discharge and contact us if concerned.