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'''Lorum | {{Short description|A type of male genital piercing}} | ||
[[File:Hafada_piercing_cutout.jpg|thumb|right|A hafada piercing, a type of scrotal piercing]] | |||
'''Lorum piercing''' is a type of male [[genital piercing]] that is located at the juncture where the [[penis]] meets the [[scrotum]]. The term "lorum" is a portmanteau of "low" and "frenum," indicating its position lower than a typical [[frenum piercing]]. | |||
==Procedure== | ==Procedure== | ||
The lorum piercing is | The lorum piercing is performed by inserting a needle through the skin at the base of the penis, where it meets the scrotum. This piercing is typically done with a [[captive bead ring]] or a [[barbell (piercing)|barbell]]. The procedure is similar to other surface piercings and requires careful attention to hygiene to prevent [[infection]]. | ||
==Healing and Aftercare== | ==Healing and Aftercare== | ||
Healing time for a lorum piercing can vary, but it generally takes between 2 to 3 months. Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure healing and to prevent complications. This includes cleaning the area with saline solution and avoiding any irritation or trauma to the piercing site. | |||
== | ==Cultural Significance== | ||
While the lorum piercing is primarily a form of [[body modification]] for aesthetic purposes, it can also have personal or cultural significance for some individuals. It is less common than other genital piercings, such as the [[Prince Albert piercing]] or the [[frenum piercing]]. | |||
== | ==Related Piercings== | ||
The lorum piercing | [[File:Hafada_piercing_cutout.jpg|thumb|left|A hafada piercing, another type of scrotal piercing]] | ||
The lorum piercing is often compared to other genital piercings, such as the [[hafada piercing]], which is a type of scrotal piercing. Both piercings are located in the genital area but differ in their specific placement and cultural associations. | |||
[[ | ==Related pages== | ||
[[ | * [[Genital piercing]] | ||
[[ | * [[Body piercing]] | ||
* [[Frenum piercing]] | |||
* [[Prince Albert piercing]] | |||
[[Category:Body piercing]] | |||
[[Category:Genital piercings]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:59, 16 February 2025
A type of male genital piercing
Lorum piercing is a type of male genital piercing that is located at the juncture where the penis meets the scrotum. The term "lorum" is a portmanteau of "low" and "frenum," indicating its position lower than a typical frenum piercing.
Procedure[edit]
The lorum piercing is performed by inserting a needle through the skin at the base of the penis, where it meets the scrotum. This piercing is typically done with a captive bead ring or a barbell. The procedure is similar to other surface piercings and requires careful attention to hygiene to prevent infection.
Healing and Aftercare[edit]
Healing time for a lorum piercing can vary, but it generally takes between 2 to 3 months. Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure healing and to prevent complications. This includes cleaning the area with saline solution and avoiding any irritation or trauma to the piercing site.
Cultural Significance[edit]
While the lorum piercing is primarily a form of body modification for aesthetic purposes, it can also have personal or cultural significance for some individuals. It is less common than other genital piercings, such as the Prince Albert piercing or the frenum piercing.
Related Piercings[edit]
The lorum piercing is often compared to other genital piercings, such as the hafada piercing, which is a type of scrotal piercing. Both piercings are located in the genital area but differ in their specific placement and cultural associations.
