How is belly button piercing done and will it hurt?

Two commonly asked questions. The first one is easy, although the second one will depend on you!

By S Bern

How is it done?

Immediately before a belly button ring piercing, the piercer should wash and dry his
or her hands and put on latex gloves. The gloves should be worn
at all times during the procedure. If the piercer leaves the
procedure and touches something or returns later and you haven't
seen everything he or she has done, ask them to put on new
gloves.

An experienced belly button ring piercer uses a hollow needle to create a hole by
passing the needle through the belly button skin. The
belly button ring is then inserted through the hole. Sometimes
there can be a small amount of bleeding. You should not take
aspirin or any pain medication that contains aspirin the week
before any belly button ring piercing is done, since these medicines may cause you
to bleed a little bit more than usual.

Does it hurt?

As for the 'pain' issue. It's going to vary from person to
person as different people perceive pain in different ways.
Everyone has a different tolerance level, so really you just
have to experience it for yourself.

The piercer should give you instructions about cleaning,
maintenance, of your belly button ring piercing, if they don't, ask questions (it's your body,
you deserve to know how to take care of it).

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