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Neck Piercing

bobcar61 · 2007-11-19 23:59:45

Hi all! Does anyone have their neck pierced,I am thinking of getting it done and wondering how it feels and what people who have it done think of it

19-11-2007 11:59pm

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bobcar61

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Hi all!

Does anyone have their neck pierced,I am thinking of getting it done and wondering how it feels and what people who have it done think of it

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#2 20-11-2007 12:09am

Will

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ive the back of my neck pierced, its called a nape piercing.
feels fine getting it done and i like it a lot, healed fine too.

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#3 20-11-2007 12:13am

Gauge

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As a surface piercing it's more prone to rejection than say, an earlobe, so you need to be aware there's a risk of having a scar if it does that.

However, a good piercer and good aftercare will cut that risk considerably.

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#4 20-11-2007 12:16am

bobcar61

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Glad to hear the piercing went well Wilburt, I am seriously considering it now

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#5 20-11-2007 1:07pm

garthv

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This should tell you all you need to know,

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055165238

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#6 16-12-2007 4:46pm

puncturewound

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ive been doing nape piercings for about 8 or 9 years now with excellent success. Not all people are suitable for this piercing as some people have very little "play" in the skin, if its too tight theres little chance it will heal! A good nape piercing should never feel like its there, or restrict movement at all. Jewellery too short or too long wont work either so a specific length must be picked for each individual. Also i find titanium surface bars really work well as opposed to PTFE or Taigon. If its done right itll last you a lifetime!

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#7 09-08-2010 8:29pm

I Concur

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How much does it cost?

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