PIERCING
IN PATRAS.
A good piercing is three things: the right spot for your anatomy, the right jewellery, the right aftercare. The first two are our job. For the third you leave with instructions you can actually follow — and you come back for a check whenever you need one.
What we do
Ear piercing: lobe, helix, forward helix, tragus, conch, daith, rook, flat. Nose: nostril and septum. Navel. Lip and labret, eyebrow. If you want something you don't see here, ask — we'll tell you honestly whether we do it or where to go.
- Lobe
- Helix
- Tragus
- Conch
- Daith
- Nostril
- Septum
- Navel
- Lip
- Eyebrow
Needle, never a gun
A gun forces a blunt stud through tissue — it damages, especially cartilage, and can't be sterilised properly. A needle cuts cleanly, is placed at the exact angle the jewellery needs, and heals better. That's why every piercing here, even a lobe, is done with a single-use needle.
Clean, no discussion
Sterile single-use tools, gloves, a work surface covered with a single-use sheet, an autoclave for anything reusable, a sharps bin for needles. It's what Greek law requires of piercing studios — and what you'd expect anyway.
The jewellery
The first piece is the one you heal with, so material and size matter: titanium or surgical steel — the biocompatible materials the law requires — at the right length for the swelling of the first weeks. After healing you downsize and choose whatever you like. The first piece and the aftercare instructions are included in the price.
Ear styling
An ear with two or three piercings in the right places looks designed, not random. If you're thinking about a combination — lobe and helix, tragus and conch — come in and we'll look together: which spots suit your anatomy, which can be done together, which are better spaced out.
Follow-up
We don't leave you with a leaflet. If something worries you — a bump, irritation, jewellery that presses — you message or drop by. The check and the downsizing after healing are part of the job.
Do I need an appointment for a piercing in Patras?+
Get in touch before you come — a message or a call is enough. Often we can see you the same day.
How painful is a piercing?+
A second of pressure — with a needle it's milder than you imagine. A lobe is barely felt; cartilage and septum a little more.
How much is a piercing in Patras?+
It depends on the placement and the jewellery. Message us with the spot you want and we reply with a price — which includes the first piece in titanium or surgical steel.
How long does healing take?+
Lobe about 6–8 weeks. Helix, tragus and conch 6–12 months. Nose 4–6 months. Septum 2–3 months. Navel 6–12 months. Lip 2–3 months. Indicative — everyone heals differently.
When can I change the jewellery?+
Not before it's healed. Come in and we'll look together — a change on a properly healed piercing takes a minute.
Do you pierce minors?+
Tattoos and piercings from 18, with ID. For minors, whatever the law allows applies — ask us before you come.
Do you offer follow-up appointments?+
Yes. Checks, downsizing after healing and answers to any question are part of the job — message or drop by.
TELL US
WHAT'S ON
YOUR MIND.
The appointment is confirmed by the studio.