Women's Intimate Piercing in Batumi
Women's intimate piercings include several types of piercings, which differ in location, suitable jewelry, and healing characteristics.
The suitability of a specific type of piercing depends on individual anatomy. Therefore, before the procedure, the piercer will conduct an examination, determine suitable placement options, and help select the appropriate jewelry.
For intimate piercings, proper piercing placement, sterility of the procedure, and adherence to aftercare recommendations are especially important.
Christina Piercing
Christina is a decorative superficial piercing in the upper part of the vulva, at the junction of the labia majora below the mons pubis. It does not involve the clitoris or its hood.
This type of piercing is not suitable for all anatomy, so a pre-procedure examination is necessary. Healing is usually lengthy and can take several months.
Vertical clitoral hood piercing
A vertical piercing is performed through the tissue of the clitoral hood. Its feasibility depends on the depth and structure of the hood, so an anatomical assessment is necessary before the procedure.
For the initial piercing, the piercer selects the jewelry and its size individually. Healing typically takes several weeks, but time may vary.
Horizontal clitoral hood piercing
A horizontal piercing is made through the clitoral hood. Its placement and feasibility depend on individual anatomy.
For initial piercings, a ring or circular piercing of the appropriate size is typically used. Healing time varies from person to person.
Piercing Fourchette
A fourchette is a rare piercing located in a fold of tissue at the lower edge of the vaginal opening. This option is not suitable for all anatomy, so its suitability is determined only after a physical examination.
The placement of the jewelry and care instructions will be explained individually by the specialist after the procedure.
Labia minora piercing
The piercing is performed through the labia minora. The suitability of the piercing, its location, and the size of the jewelry are determined after an anatomical assessment.
Sensitivity and slight bleeding are possible in the first few days after the procedure. Your specialist will provide hygiene and aftercare recommendations.
Triangle piercing
Triangle is an anatomically demanding type of intimate piercing located under the base of the clitoral hood.
The possibility of safe performance depends on the tissue structure and is determined only after an in-person examination.
The piercing location and jewelry are selected individually. Healing takes several months and can vary.
Labia majora piercing
Piercings are made through the labia majora. They can be placed singly or symmetrically, depending on the anatomy.
The size and type of jewelry are selected individually based on the piercing's location. Healing typically takes several months.
Clitoral piercing
Piercing the clitoral tissue directly is much less common than clitoral hood piercings. This option is only suitable for certain anatomy and requires a very precise assessment of the tissue location before the procedure.
Due to the high sensitivity of this area and the large number of nerve endings, improper placement of the piercing can lead to serious complications. Therefore, the suitability of this type of piercing is determined only after an in-person examination by an experienced piercer.
Clitoral piercing should not be confused with vertical or horizontal clitoral hood piercings—these are different types of piercings with different placements.
