Navel (Belly) Gallery
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See examples of our Navel (Belly) work and results.
What Our Clients Say
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Changed my piercing and were all cool and professional. Definitely would recommend!
Recently had a great experience with Monnie (I think that was his name? We talked about hi...more
I had a quick emergency; my piercing fell out. I found this establishment based on their g...more
Best experience I ever had as getting tattooed Jeremiah was extremely nice professional n ...more
Jeremiah (2hardtatz) is truly a mastermind. When I first started looking into getting larg...more
Went for a nose piercing and it was quick. The employees were nice and welcoming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Navel (Belly).
Navel piercings typically take 6 to 12 months to fully heal, with initial healing in a few weeks. Healing varies by individual, so follow aftercare closely and avoid irritation to ensure a smooth recovery.
Most clients report a brief, sharp pinch during the piercing followed by mild soreness for days. Pain tolerance varies; our experienced piercers work quickly and use gentle techniques to minimize discomfort.
We require clients to meet age and health guidelines: typically 16-18 with parental consent depending on local laws, and no active skin infections or uncontrolled medical conditions. A consultation ensures suitability and safe placement.
Avoid pools, hot tubs, lakes, and oceans until fully healed—usually several months. Chlorine and bacteria increase infection risk. Wait at least two weeks before light water exposure and follow your piercer's specific aftercare recommendations.
Do not change jewelry until the piercing is fully healed, often 6–12 months. Early swaps can cause irritation or rejection. If you need a different size or material, consult your piercer for a safe, professional change.
Clean twice daily with saline solution, avoid touching with dirty hands, wear loose clothing, and skip swimming until healed. Monitor for redness, swelling, or unusual discharge and contact us immediately if you suspect infection or complications.