How professional body jewellery works.

Your jewellery may look a little confusing if you are not familiar with the various types of jewellery installed into piercings these days, perhaps you're wondering how you remove it, how it comes apart or you're just scratching your head wondering how to put it back in if your jewellery has come loose or has accidentally fallen out.  The professional jewellery used in piercing today can be quite different from the ''scroll'' or ''Butterfly''  backed jewellery that was commonly used in piercing. Which can still be fine to wear traditionally in healed lobe piercings. However, the problem with this style of jewellery in fresh piercings and other placements that are not on the lobes of the ear is, that it is really difficult to keep clean, providing crevices for dirt and debris to easily stick to and gather in mass which increases the risk of infection & typically the surface polish is usually too poor to aid in successful wound healing all too often resulting in prolonged irritation. Not only that unfortunately they typically only come in one size, which results in the jewellery being too short and embedding into the tissue, sometimes resulting in the jewellery needing to be surgically removed. It's just not logical to use this style of jewellery in piercings particularly when we as human beings have anatomy that can and does vary greatly from individual to individual. This means that in modern piercing which has now thankfully evolved from these outdated methods and practises we typically use jewellery that is both accommodating in size and style whilst also being easy to keep clean. Modern jewellery designs are comfortable to wear and should have exceptional surface polish compared to their predecessors, enabling supportive healing.  The modern body jewellery of today comes in lots of styles with innovative mechanisms for security, providing us with the ability to adorn various placements to fit all anatomies whilst remaining multi-functionally compatible.