• 15-45 minutes before the piercing, the dermatologist apply local anesthetic cream.
• Asymmetry exists in all ears, which means that one ear hangs lower than the other. The dermatologist will mark your ears to ensure they are put evenly from the face to the end of the ear lobe.
• They get approval for location before piercing, and revisions to the marks are welcomed. To lessen discomfort and tension, both piercing and performing are done at the same time.

Aftercare:

• Keep your ears clean by keeping them away from dirty water or dirty surroundings.
• Twist the studs back and forth once a day for 4-6 weeks using clean fingertips.
• Do not remove your piercing studs for 6-8 weeks.
• Consult your dermatologist if your skin becomes irritated or infected.

Don’ts after ear piercing

• Do not pick or touch the piercing or jewelry. Germs are spread by dirty hands, and germs cause illness. Before touching your ears or earrings, carefully wash your hands. When changing clothing, putting on glasses, using the phone, or styling your hair, avoid touching your ears.
• Maintain care over your sleeping habits. You may be unable to rest your head on the side of a fresh piercing.
• On piercings, never use hydrogen peroxide or alcohol. These products have the potential to irritate the healing tissue.

Dos after ear piercing

• Keep your phone, headphones, sunglasses, hat, bike helmet, and everything else that comes into touch with your piercing area.
• Cosmetics, lotions, and hairspray should not be used around the piercing.
• Direct sunlight, tanning beds, sand, tanning oils, and lotions should all be avoided. These might irritate and burn the piercing.
• Reduce your stress and avoid smoking, drugs, and alcohol, which all have a bad impact on healing.