Tutorial

Our Piercing Process

Follow the best practices below to use our . Click instrument safely and professionally

Preparation Process

Step 1

Always sanitize your hands before starting an ear piercing. Then, check both ears for cysts and keloids that could hinder piercing. Use the alcohol pad to clean the front and back of your ears, especially where the piercing point is. Mark the piercing location with a surgical marking pen.

Setup Click Piercing Instrument

Step 2

Remove the sterile backing to expose the Click piercing cartridge. Then, fit the rear end of the carriage into the top of the Click instrument. Gently press down on the Click instrument until you hear the cartridge click into place.

Piercing Process

Step 3

Make sure the instrument is parallel to your face. Carefully adjust the gap between the stud and clasp. Align the marking on the ear. Press the device as far as it will go for 2 seconds and release it. Then, carefully remove the device away from the ear.

After Piercing Process

Step 4

Remove the used cartridge from the Click instrument, place it back in the sterile packaging, and discard both. Once the piercing is completed, apply ear care gel to the ear.

Not sure how to pierce?

Take a look at our video guide

FAQ

What type of gloves is suitable for ear piercing?

We know that some people may have sensitive skin or is allergic to latex. We suggest you use Nitrile gloves, which have the lowest rate of allergies of any glove material.

What should I avoid after piercings?

Always try to keep your new ear piercing free from soap, perfumes, and hair products. Be careful when brushing your hair, exercising, playing sports, talking on your phone, sleeping, or wearing headphones. Avoid swimming for 24 hours after your piercing.

What medical conditions would prevent me from piercing my ears?

You should avoid piercing while you are pregnant, having diabetes, keloid, or other skin issues in the area you want to be pierced.

Can I change my earrings or take them out during the healing period?

You should only switch to new earrings after the healing period. If you take your earrings out for any time during the healing period, the holes may close, or you may find it very difficult to re-insert them into a piercing hole that has not fully healed.