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Professional Body and Advanced Piercings

byTattoos and TalesVisit studio in Hulimavu, BengaluruStarts from₹500 per piercingView full gallery

From navel and tongue to custom dermal anchors, we prioritize your anatomy and safety above all else. No piercing guns, just single-use needles and honest, straightforward advice.

Safety and hygiene are our top priorities. This video shows the process for a tongue piercing, including the moment we open the fresh, single-use, sterilized needle in front of the client. No shortcuts, ever.

A dermal piercing being performed by Srinath. This type of single-point surface piercing requires specific knowledge of anatomy and technique to ensure it is done safely and lasts.

A dermal piercing on the chest, showing the process and the final placement of the anchor. We use high-quality titanium anchors for better biocompatibility.

A navel piercing performed by our female artist, Maxy. We assess each client's anatomy to ensure they are a good candidate for a navel piercing to prevent rejection issues.

A navel piercing done by Srinath. We talk the client through breathing exercises to make the process as quick and comfortable as possible.

This is a look at an advanced corset piercing we did, a form of temporary play piercing. This showcases our team's technical skill and ability to handle complex, artistic body modification projects safely.

A clean and classic navel piercing by Srinath. We ensure the placement is perfectly vertical and centered for a beautiful aesthetic.

A real-time video of a navel piercing. We use professional-grade clamps and needles to ensure a swift, precise, and hygienic procedure.

A dermal piercing project, including a bridge piercing and cheek dermals. This kind of facial work requires a deep understanding of placement and anatomy.

A navel piercing performed by Maxy. We provide a comfortable and private setting for all body piercings, with a female artist available.

About Body & Advanced Piercings

Getting a navel or dermal piercing isn't just about the placement; it's about checking your anatomy first. If a piercer doesn't examine your skin folds or tissue depth to ensure the jewelry can actually sit correctly before they mark it, walk away. We will often tell a client 'no' if their body structure won't support the piercing safely, because we would rather be honest than do a procedure that is guaranteed to migrate or reject later.

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