Lip piercing in Batumi
Lip piercings come in a variety of placement options, from classic labrets and medusas to vertical labrets, Monroes, Madonnas, and jestrums.
Before the procedure, the specialist will help you choose the right option based on your anatomy, piercing location, and jewelry. After the procedure, you will receive aftercare instructions.
Types of lip piercings
Labret
A classic piercing under the lower lip, either in the center or on the lower side. It accentuates facial features and adds a subtle touch. It works well with neat tops and is ideal for rings. Healing time is 3-6 months.
Vertical labret
A vertical labret is a piercing that goes vertically through the lower lip. The jewelry is visible both above and below, creating a striking accent. It's suitable for micro-labrets, which can be topped with a small top. Healing time is 6-8 months.
Jellyfish
Medusa (philtrum) is a piercing placed above the upper lip, centered in the philtrum area. It's suitable for both miniature tops and jewelry that accentuate the lip line, as well as larger, rounded tops. Healing time is 4-6 months.
Monroe
The Monroe is a piercing above the upper lip on the left side, imitating Marilyn Monroe's famous "birthmark." Healing time is 3-6 months.
Jestrum
The lip piercing is a rarer and more dramatic piercing. The piercing is inserted vertically through the upper lip, with both ends exposed. Healing time is 6-8 months.
Madonna
Madonna - a variation similar to Monroe, but the piercing is on the right side. Healing time is 3-6 months.
Lip piercing combinations
Multiple lip piercings can be combined into symmetrical designs. Some of these combinations have their own names:
Snake Bites are two symmetrical piercings on either side of the lower lip. The jewelry creates a "snake bite" effect.
Spider Bites are two piercings placed side by side on the lower lip. They look bold and striking.
Dog Bites - four piercings: two symmetrically on the left and two on the right under the lower lip.
Angel Bites - two symmetrical piercings on the upper lip, left and right.
