This odd inner conch surface piercing is by Jason at Schmatta in Saskatoon, SK (IAM:piercedoff). It’s been too rare that I’ve said, “wow, I haven’t seen that before” over the last few years, but this is an example of a time I got to say it.
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Posted on 01-27-2006 11:34:27 by verucassault
Huh. It’s an interesting look. Not necessarily something I’d get, but whatever.
Posted on 01-27-2006 11:44:20 by kt
that seems like it would be soooo dangerous!
it looks like it’s healed well though. i’d imagine it might be hard to keep clean.
Posted on 01-27-2006 18:52:41 by pohjannaula
Looks like hypertrophic scarring waiting to happen.
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Posted on 01-27-2006 11:34:27 by verucassault
Huh. It’s an interesting look. Not necessarily something I’d get, but whatever.
Posted on 01-27-2006 11:44:20 by kt
that seems like it would be soooo dangerous!
it looks like it’s healed well though. i’d imagine it might be hard to keep clean.
Posted on 01-27-2006 18:52:41 by pohjannaula
Looks like hypertrophic scarring waiting to happen.
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Posted on 01-27-2006 11:34:27 by verucassault
Huh. It’s an interesting look. Not necessarily something I’d get, but whatever.
Posted on 01-27-2006 11:44:20 by kt
that seems like it would be soooo dangerous!
it looks like it’s healed well though. i’d imagine it might be hard to keep clean.
Posted on 01-27-2006 18:52:41 by pohjannaula
Looks like hypertrophic scarring waiting to happen.
The following comments were imported from our old comment system:
Posted on 01-27-2006 11:34:27 by verucassault
Huh. It’s an interesting look. Not necessarily something I’d get, but whatever.
Posted on 01-27-2006 11:44:20 by kt
that seems like it would be soooo dangerous!
it looks like it’s healed well though. i’d imagine it might be hard to keep clean.
Posted on 01-27-2006 18:52:41 by pohjannaula
Looks like hypertrophic scarring waiting to happen.
Hey, it’s Jason. I did this maybe a year ago on our then piercing apprentice Natassia. She still has it, and (maybe surprisingly for some) has had zero problems with it! It’s curious that this piercing hasn’t really been done before. There’s a defined ridge of cartilage there, and it’s well protected. Natassia says that it’s been the easiest to heal out of all her cartilage piercings. Cheers.
Hey, it’s Jason. I did this maybe a year ago on our then piercing apprentice Natassia. She still has it, and (maybe surprisingly for some) has had zero problems with it! It’s curious that this piercing hasn’t really been done before. There’s a defined ridge of cartilage there, and it’s well protected. Natassia says that it’s been the easiest to heal out of all her cartilage piercings. Cheers.
Hey, it’s Jason. I did this maybe a year ago on our then piercing apprentice Natassia. She still has it, and (maybe surprisingly for some) has had zero problems with it! It’s curious that this piercing hasn’t really been done before. There’s a defined ridge of cartilage there, and it’s well protected. Natassia says that it’s been the easiest to heal out of all her cartilage piercings. Cheers.
Hey, it’s Jason. I did this maybe a year ago on our then piercing apprentice Natassia. She still has it, and (maybe surprisingly for some) has had zero problems with it! It’s curious that this piercing hasn’t really been done before. There’s a defined ridge of cartilage there, and it’s well protected. Natassia says that it’s been the easiest to heal out of all her cartilage piercings. Cheers.
oops. my bme name is piercedoff, not acetylean!
oops. my bme name is piercedoff, not acetylean!
oops. my bme name is piercedoff, not acetylean!
oops. my bme name is piercedoff, not acetylean!
Hey, about 2 months ago I got this done at Eye of the Needle (Stoon of course), I got dual 8g conch’s done at the same time, bit of a long rough healing process, but it’s coming along. I’d like the user or anyone who’s had this done email me their expieriences with this piercing at [email protected]
Hey, about 2 months ago I got this done at Eye of the Needle (Stoon of course), I got dual 8g conch’s done at the same time, bit of a long rough healing process, but it’s coming along. I’d like the user or anyone who’s had this done email me their expieriences with this piercing at [email protected]
Hey, about 2 months ago I got this done at Eye of the Needle (Stoon of course), I got dual 8g conch’s done at the same time, bit of a long rough healing process, but it’s coming along. I’d like the user or anyone who’s had this done email me their expieriences with this piercing at [email protected]
Hey, about 2 months ago I got this done at Eye of the Needle (Stoon of course), I got dual 8g conch’s done at the same time, bit of a long rough healing process, but it’s coming along. I’d like the user or anyone who’s had this done email me their expieriences with this piercing at [email protected]