Permanent Jewelry

Please bring a valid ID. If you are a minor, both you and your parent or guardian must be present, and they should bring their IDs as well.

Ensure you have eaten a nutritious meal and are well-hydrated. Avoid swimming or submerging the piercing for 30 days, and ensure you are in good health. Inform us of any medical concerns you may have.

Do not twist or turn your jewelry. Clean the piercing with saline solution or antibacterial soap twice a day. Check the jewelry daily: ensure butterfly backs are on the loosest setting, threadless pieces are securely pushed in, and threaded jewelry is tightened. Avoid sleeping on the piercing.

Piercing needles are designed to create a clean, precise hole, reducing trauma to the tissue and promoting better healing. Unlike piercing guns, needles are less likely to cause damage or complications.

We offer piercing insurance for $35, which includes two free repiercings with basic jewelry, 20% off additional jewelry, 10% off additional piercings, and free jewelry changes with both in-house and out-of-house jewelry.

Yes, we do accept walk-ins. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before closing time if you are getting pierced.

Yes, we offer a variety of packages. [Click here] to view them.

Yes, gift cards are available for purchase in-store.

Yes, we can accommodate groups or parties. Please email us at bellapiercinginfo@gmail.com or call us at 614-414-6077 to make arrangements.

You can change your jewelry after 6-8 weeks. However, it is essential to keep something in the piercing 24/7 for at least a year to prevent the hole from closing up.

Downsizing involves coming in 6-8 weeks after your initial piercing to switch to a shorter post. This helps to prevent piercing bumps, crooked healing, and jewelry getting caught on things. We use longer posts initially to accommodate swelling.

A piercing bump is a small, raised area of irritation that can occur during the healing process. We offer emu oil and no-pull discs to help manage this issue. Please stop by for additional assistance if needed.

Sleeping on the piercing can cause it to heal crooked, leading to bumps and a slower healing process. To avoid this, sleep on your back or use a travel pillow or our specially designed piercing pillow.

A keloid is a type of raised scar that can form around the piercing. It is an overgrowth of scar tissue that can be managed with proper aftercare and medical advice if necessary.

The metal, size, and gauge of your jewelry will be noted on the card given to you at your appointment. If you have lost the card, please call or email us for this information.

Gauge refers to the thickness of the jewelry. It is crucial for ensuring that the jewelry fits properly and heals correctly.

We recommend titanium jewelry for those with sensitivity due to its hypoallergenic properties. High-quality 14k gold is also a suitable option.

We offer plastic piercing retainers for this purpose. Jewelry changes are always free with the purchase of our jewelry.

Yes, we can remove jewelry, but a fee applies if the jewelry is not purchased from our studio.

Yes, we can insert jewelry, but a fee applies if the jewelry is not purchased from our studio.

Reopening involves using a threader to pass through a partially closed hole. Repiercing requires a needle to create a new piercing if the hole is completely closed.

It is best to schedule your piercing during the off-season if you cannot keep jewelry in for 6-8 weeks. You can cover the piercing with bandages during practice and games, but the jewelry must remain in place.

Yes, you can get pierced with a hoop, provided you are diligent with aftercare. We start with a larger hoop to accommodate swelling and will downsize after 6-8 weeks.

We limit the number of piercings to three per day and offer a special package for this.

There is no set time for waiting before getting another piercing. It is usually based on personal preference. Consider waiting until the initial piercing is fully healed or using a piercing pillow to aid healing.

You can schedule or walk-in for a consultation.

Signs of rejection include severe itching and redness. Please make an appointment or walk-in for assistance if you suspect rejection.

Healing time varies by piercing and individual. Please refer to our specific estimates for each type of piercing.

Pain levels vary by individual. Refer to our typical pain levels for guidance.