Facial Piercings
Please note that the prices listed here refer to the cost of service. Jewelry is a separate cost, with Titanium starting at around $45 per piece and Gold starting out around $95 per piece. There are a range of options for every material, and your Jewelry Specialist will review the price of each piece you are interested in to help connect you with the jewelry that best suits your preferences, the needs of your piercing, and your personal taste. We've got something for everyone!
Nostril
40
Ages 13+ with appropriate ID. This piercing is initially performed with a flat back labret stud and able to be changed to a ring when fully healed. For most people, this takes about 6-9 months to fully heal.
Paired Nostrils
80
Ages 15+ with appropriate ID. Just like a nostril piercing, but double!
High Nostrils
80
Ages 18+ with appropriate ID. Traditionally a paired piercing, these are nostril piercings higher up the nose than traditional placements. Downsizing these piercings is an important part of successfully healing these piercings, as with many others.
Mantis
80
Ages 18+ with appropriate ID. Mantis piercings are paired, forward-facing nostril piercings. These are performed with flat back labret posts and ideally very flat and smooth styles of jewelry.
Septum
40
Ages 13+ with appropriate ID. Generally, an easier piercing to heal, and one of the few piercings for which a ring is used initially.
Eyebrow
40
Ages 15+ with appropriate ID. Technically all piercings are "anatomy dependent," but this is especially true for eyebrow piercings. Your piercer will assess the shape of your anatomy at the beginning of this appointment to determine if it is a safe piercing to perform. Any potential concerns about healing and placement will be addressed in the consult.
Paired Eyebrows
80
Ages 15+ with appropriate ID. Symmetry is beautiful, and these piercings are no exception!
Bridge
40
Ages 16+ with appropriate ID. Bridge piercings are similar to eyebrow piercings in regard to their anatomy dependent nature. This is another piercing for which the piercer will perform a consultation prior to determine whether your anatomy is able to support a bridge piercing.
Appropriate ID is defined by the South Carolina Department of Health as "government issued photo ID." This means that as per state law, we are only allowed to accept Passports, Driver's Licenses, or State Issued ID that are not expired. Minors must have their own ID in which their last name or address match that of their guardian's ID.