Finger piercing: necessary care and 20 photos to get inspired

How about going beyond the traditional navel, nose and tongue piercings? Finger piercing is different and has conquered more and more fans. Some care is needed after application, but the result is very interesting. See below for inspirations from the jewelry applied to the hands and ask your main questions about perforation and healing.

20 finger piercing photos to inspire you to get yours

Whatever the finger, this piercing definitely has its charm. Check out some amazing inspirations!

1. This piercing is stylish

2. And it’s a very different option

3. Some people use it as a substitute for rings

4. And it can be both horizontal

5. How much vertically

6. It can also be just a little ball

7. You can pierce either finger

8. As in the ring finger

9. On the middle finger

10. Or more fingers at the same time

11. Another popular idea: replacing the ring

12. It is a delicate and different proposal

13. Would you?

14. Application is fast

15. But your care must be redoubled

16. After all, hands are quite exposed

17. But with care and patience it heals

18. And this little charm remains

19. Did you feel like putting yours on?

20. Look for a trusted professional and do it well!

Already craving yours? Now it’s time to know a little more about this application and what care is needed.

Finger piercing experiences

Nothing better than those who have already undergone the procedure to tell you how the experience was and what care is needed.

What is it like to have a finger piercing?

In the video reporting her experience, Sharon Mel reports the easy placement as a positive point and healing care as negative. It is worth checking.

Answering finger piercing questions

How is the drilling procedure? What is the pain? What are the main precautions? These and other common questions are answered by Willayne Brasileiro.

Finger piercing application

When they say getting this piercing is quick, they’re telling the truth. In the video above you can see that it takes a few minutes. It is worth remembering that the work of a professional is essential.

So, have you created the courage to get your finger piercing?

Finger piercing questions and care

With the help of professionals, we answer some of the most common questions about finger piercing. Check out!

Does finger piercing hurt to pierce? According to Eduarda Dahmer Arnhold, tattoo artist and body piercer, any piercing anywhere is going to be uncomfortable. When it is on the face, such as mouth, nose and eyebrow, sensitivity is greater. The further away from sensitive places, the less pain. However, it all depends on the person’s organism and sensitivity.

How long does it take to heal a finger piercing? It takes much longer than others to heal: according to Eduarda, it can take from two to six months, and in some cases complete healing can take up to a year.

What care is needed with finger piercing? Cleaning the region is one of the main points, as the hands are always active. Over the months of healing, it is recommended to clean the region at least 3 times a day using saline. It is also important to take care of cleaning products and cosmetics in the pierced area.

What to do when finger piercing ignites? According to Eduarda, if you notice that the piercing is inflamed, you should go to the place where it was applied to receive recommendations from professionals. In many cases, removal is the best option.

Do finger piercings have an expiration date? Unlike other piercings that stay in the skin for years and years, this piercing doesn’t usually last long. After some time (weeks or months, depending on the organism), the body will reject the jewelry. In case of pain or doubts, consult a professional.

What are the types of finger piercings? There are two main perforations. The surface applies the jewelry to the surface of the skin, with two ends facing out. The microdermal has only one entry point and the piercing has an anchor shape to stay inside the skin.

Are there contraindications? Some professionals do not recommend finger piercing. According to Juliana Ribeiro Guimarães, body piercer at Javah Tattoo, in Rio de Janeiro, the hand is in constant movement, so there are great risks of trauma (bumps, wearing clothes, etc). In addition, there are chances of contamination, because in everyday life there is contact of hands with surfaces such as handrails and bars in public transport.

Researching the subject and taking all the necessary care, you can enjoy the experience of having a finger piercing safely. Learn more about microdermal piercing to help with your decision.