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Piercing Galleries Dermals Ear Anti-Tragus Ear Auricle Ear Conch Ear Daith Ear Forward Pinna (Forward Helix) Ear Lobes Ear Orbital Ear Pinna (Helix) Ear Rook Ear Scaffold or Industrial Ear Tragus Ear Vertical Tragus Eyebrow General Images, and Some Piercing History. Lip Navels Nipples Male and female Nose, Bridge and Septum Piercings Surface Piercings Tattoos Tongues and labrets Restricted Galleries N.B. You must be at least 18 years old to view the the restricted galleries. Yes, I am over 18

Featured Piercing Shots Click on a thumbnail to view full-size photo Multiple-Left 12mm, 16mm and 8mm Tunnel. Hurt like hell but I love the look and the attention I get!! Added 18/7/2007 25mm-flesh-tunnel Home made 25mm Flesh Tunnel Added 18/7/2007 Spiked-Nipple-2 Note from MJBT "Just thought I'd send you an image my husband took for me of my Nipple Rings with multiple long spikes, 16g (1.6mm) Inside Diameter 9/16" (14mm). Hope everyone thinks they look ok. Did not have any problems with healing etc." Added 28/11/2006 Double-lip Double Lip sent to us from Russia, gprgeous work. Added 20/4/2006 Septum-Lip-Lobe-Industrial Helix to Auricle Industrial Piercing Added 20/4/2006 Bioplast-Nipple-Piercing 1 Notes from Lou "Hi there, I am a regular at your wonderful site and just thought I'd congratulate myself on a self-piercing done well. I am a vet so am pretty good at using needles and catheters so have been piercing myself at whim for a while. I did my nostril myself and used a bioplast stem with excellent results. Last week I decided I'd do my own nipple. Quite an ask...I numbed the nipple with an ice cube and marked each side with a piercing marker trying to get it as level as possible. I then clamped it and proceeded to grit my teeth! It was surprisingly painless compared to what I had expected. What did shock me was how tough the darn thing was to get through. I chose to use a 14 guage bioplast stem along with 2 gold zircon 4mm jewelled balls . I chose bioplast because it is light, hypoallergenic and after the swelling has subsided I can trim it to the desired length and screw the balls back on. I decided against a ring because I have been told that some nipples "push them out", expecially in larger breasted women. I love the result and can't wait till it's healed enough to wear some of the beautiful nipple shields you guys carry". Added 12/4/2006