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What are the types of ear piercing that my baby can have?
As you may already know, if it is the ear, it can be pierced however many parts of the ear are not ideal for piercing and the reasons are numerous.
The reasons why certain parts of the ear are less desirable include
- THE PAIN. Yes Pain. There are many types of piercing that hurt a lot. Experts advice using anesthesia because of the pain.
- THE EASE. The ease of access and completion of the ear piercing procedure is a factor in deciding about ear piercing in children. Children are notoriously anxious with procedures such as shots or even a routine check at a dental office or pediatrician. Thus in choosing an ear piercing technique, chose one that gives you the best change of the procedure being able to be completed within the shortest possible time.
- THE INFECTION. Piercings can indeed get infected. The more devitalized tissue (damages tissue), the more prone to infection the piercing will be. Also touching the piercings location especially on the first day is another major cause of infection after piercing. Other factors include the lack of use of a professional and sterile process and not doing it in a medical office.
- THE STUDS: Hypoallergenic studs are the perfect choice especially for young children. This reduces the chances of a reaction to almost zero
According to this website that is dedicated to piercings,
www.piercee.com, there are more than 17 types of ear piercing. The table below lists just 7.
The one with the least amount of pain and the shortest duration for healing is the ear lobe piercing.
That is a great choice for children and infants even as young as 2 months.