Ultimate Guide To Nose Piercings
                     Ultimate Guide To Nose 
Piercings
Nostril Piercings: 
These are the most common type of nose piercings, placed in 
either the right or left nostril at or around the supra-alar crease 
(the small indent above where the nostrils first begin to flare). It’s 
also possible to get a high nostril piercing, which requires placing 
smaller jewelry through the nostril closer to the nasal bridge. It 
can be tricky to change high nostril piercing jewelry yourself, so 
don’t hesitate to ask your piercer for help.
Septum Piercings: 
Septum piercings are the second most popular type of nose 
piercing. It is inserted through the “sweet spot” of the nose, the 
soft tissue between the Columella (underside of your nose) and 
the bottom end of the septum that separates the nostrils. If you’re 
interested in a septum piercing, make sure you choose a piercer 
experienced in performing them since it’s fairly easy to get them 
wrong.
Nasallang Piercings:
This tricky 3-in-1 piercing is the nasal equivalent of an industrial 
ear piercing. Essentially, it is a double nostril piercing combined 
with a septum piercing, all connected by a long, straight barbell. 
For a nasallang piercing, a piercer will go through one nostril from 
the outside, through the “sweet spot,” and out through the 
opposite nostril.
Rhinoceros Piercings:
The “rhino” piercing places the jewelry behind the tip of the nose 
(called the Tip Defining Point) so that one end of the jewelry 
perches on the center tip of the nose while the other protrudes 
from the front-underside of the nose.
Bridge Piercings:
Bridge piercings are placed across the bridge of the nose, directly 
between the eyes. Due to its prominent location and high rate of 
rejection, this piercing is relatively uncommon. As with other 
surface piercings, the body will do its best to push the hardware 
out of the skin rather than heal around it. 
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