Ear Piercing


Ear Piercing

Are you looking for an ear piercing specialist who knows how to safely perform the procedure? The Dream Zone professionally and painlessly pierces your ears or your baby. Ear piercing systems are hygienic, precise and easy to handle. They enable non-contact piercing, which ensures the highest sterility of the treatment. Safe ear piercing is possible - trust our technology

After Care Instructions

  • Do not touch ears for the first 36 hours after piercing.

  • Minor redness may occur immediately after piercing - this is normal. This will settle within 48 hours provided after care instructions are followed.

  • Leave studs on ears for 6 weeks continuously.

  • Always wash hands thoroughly before touching studs or ear.

  • Cleanse front and back of the ear 2 times a day with solution provided without removing studs. Then rotate your studs like you were winding a watch.

  • Keep hair spray, soap, shampoo and other preparations away from the ear. After shampooing, the ear should be rinsed with clean water.

  • DO NOT remove the studs from ear during ear care procedure.

  • DO NOT handle your ears and/or studs unnecessarily.

  • DO NOT push the clasp along the post towards the ear. This is essential as tight earrings may lead to infection.

  • DO NOT use alcohol or hydrogen peroxide to care for newly pierced ears.

Contraindications :

Contra-Indications for ear piercing normally involve the client having a condition which means they might be prone to infection or slow to heal from any potential infections, a physical injury, or some kind of obstruction.

If you suffer from any of the following then medical advice should be sought before having your ears pierced :

Circulation disorders

High or low blood Pressure

History of thrombosis/embolism

Epilepsy (epileptics must be accompanied by someone if you are to pierce their ears)

Pregnancy

Diabetes

Dysfunctions of the nervous system

Hepatitis

Skin disorders

HIV

Bruises or recent haemorrhage or swelling

Scar tissue or keloids

Warts or moles (you may pierce through freckles)

Cuts, abrasions or recent operations