O R Y E N ` T A T T O O

Lobe – Classic piercing through the soft, fleshy part of the ear.

Helix – Piercing through the upper cartilage of the ear.

Tragus – Piercing through the small, rounded cartilage in front of the ear canal.

Anti-Tragus – Piercing through the small area of cartilage just above the earlobe.

Conch – Piercing through the inner cartilage of the ear, shaped like a conch shell.

Industrial – A double cartilage piercing connected by a barbell.

Rook – Piercing through the cartilage fold in the upper ear, above the tragus.

Daith – Piercing through the cartilage fold above the ear canal, often associated with migraine relief.

Snug – Piercing through the cartilage just inside the helix.

Orbital – Two piercings in the same area connected by a ring.

Cheek – Piercing through the skin on the upper cheek, near the mouth.

Tongue – Piercing through the tongue with a straight barbell.

Webbing – Piercing through the thin tissue underneath the tongue.

Smile – Piercing on the upper lip, just at the corners of the mouth.

Corset Piercing – Multiple surface piercings arranged in a way that they resemble laces of a corset, usually on the back.

Navel (Belly Button) – Piercing of the skin around the belly button.

Nipple – Piercing through the nipple, often done with a barbell or hoop.

Surface Piercing – A piercing placed on the surface of the body, often on the chest, back, or wrist.

Tunnels/Stretching – Piercing of the ears that is gradually stretched to accommodate larger jewelry (plugs, tunnels).

Surface Piercings – Piercings placed on flat surfaces of the body, such as the forearm or chest.

Dermal Anchors (Microdermals) – A type of piercing where a small piece of jewelry is anchored under the skin.

Anti-eyebrow Piercing – Piercing near the outer corner of the eye, typically on the skin just above the cheekbone.