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Lip Piercings

A Labret is a lip piercing pierced with a labret stud. A flat disc sits between the back of the lip and the gums and a bead sits on the outside of the lip. Labrets can pierced in the centre, or off-centre.

A Vertical labret goes through the center of the bottom lip, parallel to the tissue (the bar has a slight curve, and is visible both below the bottom lip and in between the top and bottom lips). A Horizontal Lip Piercing is a horizontal bar, usually through the red part of the lip and usually on the lower lip. This is a very rare piercing.

A Lowbret is just a lower Labret.

The Vertical Lowbret piercing starts inside the mouth between the lower lip and the teeth (not behind the teeth as with a mandible piercing) and travels straight down, exiting on the lower edge of the jawline.

Lip Plates are large lip piercings stretched to the point where they can be worn flipped out/down. They can be solid disks or hollow rings.

Madonna or Monroe piercings are labret studs worn on the upper lip where Marilyn Monroe had her famous mole.

The Medusa or Philtrum piercing goes through the center of the upper lip, perpendicular to the tissue.

Angelbites is the term used for two upper lip piercings on opposite sides of the mouth.

Snakebites is the term used for two lower lip piercings on opposite sides of the mouth. They can be rings or studs.

Spiderbites is the term used for two lower lip piercings but are close together (unlike snakebites which are not close together)

Venombites is the term used for two lower lip piercings, side by side on either the left or right sides of the mouth. They can be a combination of rings or studs.

Canine Bites is the term used to describe two lower lip piercings directly through the lip, on opposite sides of the mouth and two upper lip piercings directly through the lip, on opposite sides of the mouth.

Dual Labret/Dual lip piercing(s) is a term generally used for two piercings through the bottom lip, or lowbret piercings, placed next to each other at the center of the mouth. Though commonly labret studs, rings can be worn through the bottom lip.

Ear Piercings

Conch also, conk. This term refers to any piercing through either the inner or outer shell of the ear.

Daith This inner ear cartilage piercing is just above the opening into the ear canal. The name comes from the Hebrew word meaning "wisdom."

Helix Outer cartilage ridge piercings. This is a popular location for multiple rings, which can be set around the rim, or through the ridge itself.

Anti-tragus This piercing is through the thicker cartilage piece adjacent the tragus, attached to the rim of the ear.

Streched Lobes These are bigger gauge holes, usually lower down on the lobe. The smaller the jewelry gauge number, the larger the hole. Jewelry for these can be like tiny tubes or plugs and go up to about an inch and a half in the more commonly found largest sizes. Authentic, tribal jewelry is wearable in these sizes with elaborate, hand-carved pieces crafted from materials such as bone, stone or wood.

Rook These ear piercings goes through the stiff ridge in the fold of the shell of the ear.

Tragus This piercing is through the cartilage chunk just next to the opening of the ear canal. If you are fond of ear bud style head phones, be careful how you set this piercing, as placement deeper into the tissue or a larger gauge ring can interfere with how the buds seat themselves in the ear conch.

Industrial/Scafold These are pairs of ear piercings with one barbell worn so as to go through both of the holes.

Lobe, transverse A piercing across the length of the lobe, rather than through it.

Genital Piercings

Foreskin Any piercing of the foreskin of the penis. These pier

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