Genital Piercing

Genital Piercing

✔ Medically reviewed by Dr. Ashutosh Shah — M.B., M.S., M.Ch., D.N.B., Board-Certified Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon, Director of Elegance Clinic, Surat (22+ years’ experience).

Genital piercing is a type of body embellishment among men and women. This is similar to other body piercing styles, which are more noticeable. To make a hole, a needle is utilized and an item of jewels is fixed to the body by threading it through the opening. The method we conduct is fully sterile, clean, unopened, and disposable instruments and unopened, sterile jewelry. At the time of the treatment we open every item in front of the patient, we keep a check when experts open the instruments and jewelry are safe and disposable.

One of the widely known genital piercing styles for females is known as the vertical clitoral hood or VCH. This is a vertical piercing done through the skin that lies above the clitoris glans the rounded head. 

Some common female genital piercings are:

1. Horizontal clitoral hood.

2. Triangle.

3. Labia piercing.

The P.A. is one of the most typical male genital piercings. With the PA, a ring is embedded at the tip of the penis via the urethra, and then out from the bottom of the penis glans which is the curved end.

Some other common male genital piercings:

1. Dydoe

2. Foreskin

3. Hafada

Genital piercings ought to be washed daily with diluted saline solution and soap and water and after sexual activity, patients with chronic health conditions should provide such information to us about piercing in advance.

Dr. Ashutosh believes in the health and safety of patients, so we have the experts who are excellent in their work as well as brilliant experience holders. We welcome you to come to us for the ideal solution for your complications.

FAQs about Genital Piercing

Is genital piercing safe?

When performed in a sterile clinical setting with proper technique and aftercare, genital piercing is generally safe. Choosing a qualified professional lowers the risk of infection, bleeding and rejection.

How long does a genital piercing take to heal?

Healing usually takes several weeks to a few months depending on the exact site. Keeping the area clean and following the aftercare advice you are given are the most important factors for smooth healing.

Does a genital piercing hurt?

There is a brief, sharp sensation during the piercing itself. Any discomfort afterwards is usually mild and manageable, and your provider will explain how to care for the area.

What aftercare is needed after a genital piercing?

Keep the area clean, avoid unnecessary handling, follow the saline-rinse routine you are advised, and avoid activities that irritate the site until it heals. Contact your provider if you notice any signs of infection.