Piercing

Clean technique.
No shortcuts.

Sam runs the piercing station: single-use needles, implant-grade jewelry, and a sterilization routine that gets inspected like it matters — because it does.

Safety & Hygiene

How we keep it clean.

Single-Use Needles

Every piercing uses a sterile, single-use needle opened in front of you — never a piercing gun.

Implant-Grade Jewelry

Titanium and 14k gold starter jewelry, sized correctly for the placement and your anatomy.

Licensed & Inspected

The station is set up to state health code, and Sam is happy to walk you through exactly what's being used.

Menu

Piercing & pricing

Prices include starter jewelry. Final cost depends on jewelry upgrade and placement complexity — ask Sam for an exact quote before you sit down.

Lobe (single)$30+
Cartilage / Helix$40+
Conch$50+
Septum$50+
Daith$55+
Nostril$45+
Eyebrow$45+
Navel$50+
Nipple (each)$40+

Tuesday special: $10 per nipple piercing, jewelry included — ask at the counter.

Healing

Aftercare instructions.

Do

Clean twice daily with a saline rinse. Wash hands before touching the area. Let it breathe — loose clothing over body piercings.

Don't

Don't rotate or twist new jewelry. Avoid pools, hot tubs, and submerging the piercing until fully healed. Skip alcohol- or peroxide-based cleaners — they dry out healing tissue.

Healing times vary by placement — lobes typically 6–8 weeks, cartilage 3–6 months, navel up to a year. Come back in if anything looks infected rather than guessing.

Walk in. Get pierced. Walk out done right.