Septum Piercing
A septum piercing is a type of body modification that involves creating a hole in the cartilage of the nose, specifically in the area between the nostrils. This piercing allows for the insertion of jewelry, such as rings or studs, and is popular for its unique aesthetic appeal. The healing process typically takes about 6 to 8 weeks, during which proper care is essential to prevent infection.
The procedure is usually performed by a professional piercer using a sterilized needle. Aftercare involves cleaning the area regularly and avoiding unnecessary touching. Septum piercings can be easily hidden or displayed, making them versatile for different styles and preferences.