Conch Piercing

The best placement depends on your anatomy, jewellery preference and daily lifestyle. Our piercer marks the placement first and checks comfort before starting.

Pain level varies by placement and sensitivity. Most piercings feel like a quick pinch followed by pressure, and our piercer keeps the process calm and controlled.

Conch piercings are cartilage piercings and need careful cleaning and downsizing guidance.

Initial jewellery should be safe, properly sized and comfortable for swelling. The final jewellery style can be upgraded after the piercing is stable.

Keep it clean, avoid touching it unnecessarily, do not twist jewellery, avoid pressure and follow the aftercare instructions shared by your piercer.

It is better to avoid early jewellery changes. Visit the studio for safe downsizing or jewellery upgrades so the piercing channel does not get irritated.

Pricing depends on placement, jewellery and whether you choose a single piercing or a planned set. We share the final quote during consultation.

Avoid swimming, dirty hands, pressure, harsh products, makeup near the piercing and changing jewellery too early. Keep the area protected while it heals.