Conch piercing

Type of ear piercing

Conch piercing

Location| Ear cartilage
Jewelry| captive bead ring, barbell, flesh plug, flesh tunnel
Healing| 6 months for primary healing, 12 to 18 for full healing

A conch piercing is a perforation of the part of the external human ear called the "concha", for the purpose of inserting and wearing jewelry. Conch piercings have become popular among young women in recent decades as part of a trend for multiple ear piercings.[1]

## References[edit]

1. ^ Kale, Sirin (3 July 2019). "The curated ear: why delicate, decorative piercings are the new tattoos". The Guardian. Retrieved 21 December 2019.`{{cite news}}`: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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Body piercing

General piercing topics|

* Contemporary piercing practices
* Scalpelling
* Stretching
* Play piercing
* Pocketing
* Surface piercing
* Ear piercing gun

Jewelry (materials)|

* Barbell
* Claw
* Captive bead ring
* Flesh tunnel
* Plug
* Prince's wand
* Spiral
* Stud
* Nose chain
* Nipple shield

Ear piercings|

* Antitragus
* Conch
* Daith
* Helix
* Industrial
* Orbital
* Rook
* Snug
* Tragus

Facial piercings|

* Anti-eyebrow
* Cheek
* Eyebrow
* Jestrum
* Labret
* Lip (Lip plate)
* Monroe
* Nose (Septum piercing)
* Nose bridge
* Philtrum

Oral piercings|

* Lip frenulum
* Tongue
* Tongue frenulum
* Uvula

Body piercings|

* Corset
* Hand web
* Hip
* Madison
* Nape
* Navel
* Neck
* Nipple
* Wrist

Unisex genital piercings|

* Anus
* Guiche
* Pubic
* Chastity

Female genital piercings|

* Christina
* Clitoris
* Clitoral hood
* Fourchette
* Isabella
* Labia
* Nefertiti
* Princess Albertina
* Triangle

Male genital piercings|

* Ampallang
* Apadravya
* Deep shaft
* Dydoe
* Fibula
* Foreskin
* Frenum
* Hafada
* Lorum
* Magic cross
* Prince Albert
* Reverse Prince Albert
* Transscrotal

See also|

* Body piercing regulation in the UK
* List of body piercings

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