Title - Committed? Get an Engagement Ring Piercing! See More @ http://www.allaboutwomen.in/glamour/style/committed-get-an-engagement-ring-piercing/ #Commitment, #Engagement, #FingerPiercing, #Love, #Piercing
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Title - Committed? Get an Engagement Ring Piercing! See More @ http://www.allaboutwomen.in/glamour/style/committed-get-an-engagement-ring-piercing/ #Commitment, #Engagement, #FingerPiercing, #Love, #Piercing
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People Are Now Getting Finger Piercings Instead of Engagement Rings
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People Are Now Getting Finger Piercings Instead of Engagement Rings
Piercings have always been a thing, from nose, septums and nipple piercings.. the latest trend taking over the gram now is the finger – specifically the left ring finger. Unexpected and painful looking right?
Couples are beginning to tilt towards this dermal piercing trend, ditching the traditional diamond ring as this is slightly more permanent. The piercing makes it look like the diamond is just floating on top of the skin.
According to the Association of Professional Piercers, dermal piercings are also called surface anchors, microdermals, dermal anchors, and single-point piercings. The APP describes the method as involving a “tiny ornament [being] inserted into a single opening that is formed in the tissue with the same tools that are used for body piercing.”
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Unlike other piercings, which has one point of entry and one point of exit, a dermal’s single opening “is the entrance as well as the exit.” But although they might look complicated, “when properly performed by a skilled practitioner, surface anchor piercing is no more risky than an ordinary body piercing and takes no longer to perform or to heal,” the APP states.
“The rejection rate is very high and the scarring can be pretty bad,” professional piercer Adrian Castillo told Teen Vogue. “They sit on the surface of the skin so they are very prone to getting snagged.”
Another safety issue specific to finger piercings is that they pose an exceptional sanitary risk, as well as being one of the most mobile parts of your body: “Your hands go in your pockets, purses, jackets, shirts, towels, and all sorts of things multiple times a day,” Adrian explains. “one good snag of the jewelry could start the process of rejection which could take days or months and leaves you prone to infection or bad scarring.”
As Bustle reports, there are also more than a few concerns from doctors and dermatologists, as well. Medical risks of dermal anchors include tissue damage, the damage of nerves and blood vessels, a migrating piercing, and an embedded piercing — all of which come from getting pierced by someone who isn’t a highly skilled professional. (Other risks, like infections, come with any piercing.)
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The engagement ring piercing trend isn’t exactly new — some Instagram posts date back years — but as The Independent notes, it’s recently hit viral status on Instagram.
“Most viral [piercing] trends don’t go into detail about the healing process, the discomfort, and the possible long term effects of doing these things to your body,” says Adrian. “I always tell people to listen to their piercer: A real professional will definitely let you know the cons of any body modification.”
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Finger piercings.