Sunday, June 18, 2006

Piercing Prices: $15 for all basic piercings (JEWELRY INCLUDED).
The reason of our very low price is because "Rent in queens" is much lower than "the rent in manhattan".*We have over 6,000pcs of body jewelry at location (from belly dangles to exotic & unique jewelry, to big gauge internally threaded jewelry).

CLINICAL ENVIROMENT PRIVATE ROOM AUTOCLAVE STERILIZATION STUDIO MEETS BBPS STANDARD REQUIREMENTS BY OSHA

Studio 316L tattoo & Body Piercing 718-803.3977 ask for Patty
Note: mention this add when you visit us, and You will receive an free jewelry gift of your choice with your piercing. ***20minutes from 42nd (times square)Manhattan - #7 train towards queens /stop 82nd

84-02 Roosevelt Ave, 11372 google map yahoo mapLocation: Jackson Heights, New York

Piercing Aftercare ?
External or internal piercings: It is generally advised by piercers to use a sea salt rinse (1/8 teaspoon per 8oz of distilled or boiled water) but sometimes a home make sea salt solution could be to strong for your piercing; proportionate mixes are marketed and sold by companies such as Piercemania Sea Salt Spray. Medicated soaps with pcmx are also very beneficial in conjuction with the sea salt spray to acelerate healing. Piercemania sea salt spray is the only one on the market that we know can be used with medicated soaps .
Oral piercings: Mouth wash alcohol free (listerine is a big NO, because it has alcohol and it can cause irritation , and prolong the healing of your piercing).


718-803.3977 ask for Patty

The latest: Surface Anchors , also call single point piercing

List of piercing types performed at STUDIO 316 Body .Inc 718 803-3977
*Studio 316 uses the highest metals 316L/316LVM Surgical steel meets ISO 5832-1 and ASTM F138 standards, titanium grade 23, medproflex, 14kt gold.
Piercing Prices: $15 for all basic piercings (JEWELRY INCLUDED).

*We have over 10,000pcs of body jewelry at location (from belly dangles to exotic & unique jewelry, to big gauge internally threaded jewelry).
CLINICAL ENVIROMENT PRIVATE ROOM AUTOCLAVE STERILIZATION STUDIO MEETS BBPS STANDARD REQUIREMENTS BY OSHA

Note: mention this add when you visit us, and You will receive an free jewelry gift of your choice with your piercing. ***20minutes from 42nd (times square)Manhattan - #7 train towards queens /stop 82nd
84-02 Roosevelt Ave, 11372
google map yahoo map Location: Jackson Heights, New York

Earlobe and cartilage piercings
Earlobes and helix piercings and earlobe stretching
Tragus and antitragus piercings
Daith piercing
Conch piercing
Rook piercing
Industrial and orbital piercings


Facial and oral piercings
Bridge piercing
Cheek piercing
Eyebrow piercing
Lip piercing
Nostril, septum, and bridge piercings
Tongue piercing
Tongue frenulum piercing
Lip frenulum piercing
Uvula piercing
Monroe piercing
Medusa piercing


Body piercings
Madison piercing
Navel piercing
Nipple piercing
Nape piercing
Surface piercing

Saturday, June 17, 2006



Piercing Guns the facts! is illegal and why..
Piercing guns are commonly used in retail settings to perform ear piercings. These gun-shaped devices are designed for piercing tags on rabbits, cows for test results. They are not marketed or designed for use on any part of the body other than the ear lobe, and should never be used on the upper ear. Piercing the upper ear (through cartillage) with a ear piercing gun often results in longer healing times, and possible increased discomfort.
Many professional body piercers discourage the use of these instruments. The major complaint is that ear piercing instruments perform the piercing using a great deal of force with a relatively blunt ear piercing stud. Because of this, it is more difficult to direct the piercing than with a body piercing needle, and healing is prolonged due to the additional trauma involved. Also, the autoclaving of ear piercing guns is difficult or impossible. Because it can not be sterilized , we at Studio 316L do not use it to protect our customers.

Piercing procedure?
Studio 316L takes numerous precautions to protect the health of the person being pierced and the piercer. Tools and jewelry are sterilised in autoclaves and non-autoclavable surfaces are cleaned with sterilising agents on a regular basis and between clients. Sterile, single use gloves are worn by the piercer to protect both the piercer and the client.
Most piercings shops will only pierce with stainless steel non certified metal. Studio 316L uses 316L/LVM Surgical Stainless Steel meets ISO 5832-1 and ASTM F138 standards or titanium grade 23 f136, Medproflex medical plastic for surgery for initial piercing. Some use one or the other exclusively.
Jewelry made of pure platinum as well as 14k and 18k gold is not considered safe for piercing, but is often used for decorative jewelry when the piercing has healed. However, many piercers also claim that 14k gold contains too much copper, opting for at least 18k for any jewelry piece.
Decorative jewelry bought at retail stores is often highly discouraged by piercers, as much of it contains components that can be irritating or even toxic. Even some jewelry that is claimed to be titanium is often composed of cheaper metals such as nickel and iron. At studio 316L all metals are certified. Silver in any use or form is also highly discouraged due to the threat of argyria and possible carcinogenic effects of various silver compounds.

what needle is used for piercing?
The standard method in the United States involves making an opening using a hollow medical needle. The needle is inserted into the body part being pierced, but not all the way through. While still in the body, the initial jewelry to be worn in the piercing is pushed through the opening, following the back of the needle. Piercing using hollow medical needles does not actually remove any flesh, the method cuts a slit and holds it open in the shape of the cross section of the needle, in this case, a circle. In this method, the needle is the same gauge or larger than the initial jewelry to be worn


A nipple piercing is a piercing, centered usually at the base of the nipple. A nipple piercing typically takes 3-6 months to fully heal.

Jewelry rejection
The nipple is fleshy enough to pierce securely behind plenty of skin to prevent rejection. However, if the jewelry gauge is too thin or the piercing isn't deep enough to begin with, there is a risk of rejection. Metal allergies could cause it to reject. Problems with infection and/or too much tugging and pulling on it could also cause it to reject.


Nipple piercing and breastfeeding
There is a common question among women who consider nipple piercings, and that question is how it may affect breastfeeding. There is no evidence that proper nipple piercings cause any complications with lactation. However, it is recommended that good care is taken to prevent infection by using a piercing professional and good body piercing aftercare. Frequent re-piercings can also damage the nipple and cause complications. It is also recommended that the piercing be healed before breastfeeding. Most body piercing professionals will refuse to pierce a pregnant woman for this reason, and because piercing causes unnecessary stress on the body that could potentially complicate a pregnancy.
Several complications have been noted involving breastfeeding with a piercing present, so it is recommended to remove nipple jewelry before nursing.
Several women who do not remove nipple jewelry before nursing observe the following problems:
Poor latch
Babies frequently coming on and off the breast
Slurping
Gagging
Milk leaking from the baby's mouth
It is also a potential choking hazard for the baby. As the baby sucks, the jewelry could come loose and lodge in the throat. The baby's gums and tongue as well as the soft and hard palate could be injured by the jewelry

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