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'''Anti-eyebrow piercing''' is a type of [[facial piercing]] that is located just below the eyebrow, on the upper cheek. This piercing is also known by other names such as ''butterfly piercing'' or ''teardrop piercing''. It is considered a surface piercing since it does not penetrate deep into facial tissues but rather goes through a shallow layer of skin.
== Anti-eyebrow Piercing ==


==Procedure and Healing==
[[File:Anti_eyebrow_piercing.jpg|thumb|right|An example of an anti-eyebrow piercing.]]
The anti-eyebrow piercing is typically performed with a small, curved barbell. The process involves marking the desired location on the skin, followed by piercing with a hollow needle, and then inserting the jewelry. As with any piercing, it is crucial to have this procedure done by a professional piercer in a clean and safe environment to minimize the risk of infection and ensure proper placement.


Healing times for anti-eyebrow piercings can vary from person to person but generally range from 6 to 8 weeks. Proper aftercare is essential to promote healing and includes regular cleaning with a saline solution and avoiding any unnecessary pressure or friction on the piercing site.
An '''anti-eyebrow piercing''' is a type of [[facial piercing]] that is placed above the cheekbone or below the eyebrow. It is also known as a "teardrop" or "upper cheek" piercing. This piercing is typically done with a small surface bar or a curved barbell, and it is known for its aesthetic appeal and unique placement.


==Risks and Complications==
== Procedure ==
As with any piercing, there are potential risks and complications associated with anti-eyebrow piercings. These can include infection, migration (movement of the piercing), and rejection (where the body pushes the jewelry out of the skin). Choosing a reputable piercer and following aftercare instructions can help minimize these risks.


==Jewelry==
The procedure for an anti-eyebrow piercing involves the use of a needle to create a small hole in the skin where the jewelry will be placed. The piercer will first clean the area and mark the entry and exit points for the piercing. A clamp may be used to hold the skin in place, and then the needle is inserted through the skin, followed by the jewelry.
The most common types of jewelry used for anti-eyebrow piercings are small curved barbells or surface bars designed specifically for surface piercings. The choice of jewelry can depend on the individual's anatomy, the desired aesthetic, and the piercer's recommendation.


==Cultural and Aesthetic Significance==
== Jewelry ==
Anti-eyebrow piercings are a form of [[body modification]] that can hold different meanings and significance for individuals. For some, it is a way to express personal style or aesthetic preferences. For others, it may have cultural or symbolic significance.


[[Category:Body Piercings]]
[[File:Anti_eyebrow_piercing.jpg|thumb|left|Close-up of anti-eyebrow jewelry.]]
[[Category:Facial Piercings]]


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The most common types of jewelry used for anti-eyebrow piercings are surface bars and curved barbells. Surface bars are designed to sit flat against the skin, reducing the risk of migration and rejection. Curved barbells can also be used, but they may increase the risk of complications due to their shape.
 
== Healing and Aftercare ==
 
Healing time for an anti-eyebrow piercing can vary, but it typically takes between 6 to 12 weeks. Proper aftercare is essential to prevent infection and promote healing. This includes cleaning the piercing with a saline solution, avoiding touching the piercing with dirty hands, and avoiding makeup or skincare products near the piercing site.
 
== Risks and Complications ==
 
As with any [[body piercing]], there are risks associated with anti-eyebrow piercings. These include infection, scarring, and jewelry rejection. Surface piercings like the anti-eyebrow are more prone to migration and rejection due to the tension placed on the skin. It is important to follow aftercare instructions and consult a professional piercer if any issues arise.
 
== Related Pages ==
 
* [[Body piercing]]
* [[Eyebrow piercing]]
* [[Surface piercing]]
* [[Piercing (body modification)]]
 
[[Category:Body piercings]]

Latest revision as of 11:16, 15 February 2025

Anti-eyebrow Piercing[edit]

An example of an anti-eyebrow piercing.

An anti-eyebrow piercing is a type of facial piercing that is placed above the cheekbone or below the eyebrow. It is also known as a "teardrop" or "upper cheek" piercing. This piercing is typically done with a small surface bar or a curved barbell, and it is known for its aesthetic appeal and unique placement.

Procedure[edit]

The procedure for an anti-eyebrow piercing involves the use of a needle to create a small hole in the skin where the jewelry will be placed. The piercer will first clean the area and mark the entry and exit points for the piercing. A clamp may be used to hold the skin in place, and then the needle is inserted through the skin, followed by the jewelry.

Jewelry[edit]

Close-up of anti-eyebrow jewelry.

The most common types of jewelry used for anti-eyebrow piercings are surface bars and curved barbells. Surface bars are designed to sit flat against the skin, reducing the risk of migration and rejection. Curved barbells can also be used, but they may increase the risk of complications due to their shape.

Healing and Aftercare[edit]

Healing time for an anti-eyebrow piercing can vary, but it typically takes between 6 to 12 weeks. Proper aftercare is essential to prevent infection and promote healing. This includes cleaning the piercing with a saline solution, avoiding touching the piercing with dirty hands, and avoiding makeup or skincare products near the piercing site.

Risks and Complications[edit]

As with any body piercing, there are risks associated with anti-eyebrow piercings. These include infection, scarring, and jewelry rejection. Surface piercings like the anti-eyebrow are more prone to migration and rejection due to the tension placed on the skin. It is important to follow aftercare instructions and consult a professional piercer if any issues arise.

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