The anti tragus piercing is one of the most common piercings in the world. It is a vertical bar that stretches from the edge of the ear cartilage to the outside of the ear. The anti tragus piercing is also very popular because it is one of the top ear piercings that looks good with a lot of different earrings.
Tragus, or the back of the ear, is a great spot to get a piercing because it is hidden and is not as noticeable as other ear piercings. Also, because it is not visible, there is less risk of it being messed up and healed with a scar.
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What is an Anti-Tragus Piercing?
An anti-tragus piercing is a piercing that goes through the thick, inner ear, skin and cartilage right above the earlobe. This piercing stands out as far as ear piercings are concerned because it is opposite of the standard tragus piercing which is pierced through the skin and cartilage of the outer ear.
There are many benefits to this particular piercing.
- Your earlobe will be pierced at a pearl, which will take a little longer to heal.
- This piercing is opposite of the standard tragus piercing, hence the anti-tragus name.
- An anti-tragus has is that they are much easier to hide. When you have a standard tragus piercing, you have a pretty large area where you can hide your earring. With an anti-tragus, you can hide your earring in the lining of your ear.
- It can easily be covered with makeup.
How to pierce anti tragus?
Anti-tragus piercings, also known as the “anti-tragus piercing,” are a type of asymmetrical piercing that typically adorns the underside of the ear, placed at the top of the tragus (the projection of cartilage just above the ear canal). To insert an anti-tragus piercing, the earlobe is typically pierced first, with the anti-tragus piercing following in the same direction. The anti-tragus piercing is usually a small gauge piece of jewelry that’s inserted through a helical-shaped piercing on the top of the ear (the “anti-tragus helical”) and is then secured in the helix with a curved barbell or a curved stud. The jewelry is usually a small gauge piece of jewelry that’s inserted through a helix-shaped piercing on the top of the ear (the “anti-tragus helix”) and is then secured in the helix with a curved barbell or a curved stud.
What are the risks of an anti tragus piercing?
In comparison to the standard tragus piercing, there are some risks that come with an anti tragus piercing. The most notable risk is the chance of the piercing migrating to the middle of the ear. It is important to note that the piercing is not a straight line, so the chance of migration is even higher. You should also be aware that it is not recommended to wear heavy earrings or anything that could cause trauma to the cartilage.
Pros and Cons of Anti Tragus Piercing
Pros:
- The piercing is relatively quick and only requires one puncture.
- The piercing is unique and offers plenty of jewelry options to play around with after healing.
- It is perfect for those who want to get a piercing that is not too visible, but still noticeable.
Cons:
- It can cause your ear to become infected.
- An anti-tragus piercing is one of the most painful cartilage piercings.
How much does it cost?
How much does the anti-tragus cost? The cost of the anti-tragus varies depending on the size. The sizes range from 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g and 24g. The cost of the anti-tragus also depends on the length. The length ranges from 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 and 4 inches. The cost also depends on the material used. The material ranges from 316L, 316LVM and 316LVMN.
What are the aftercare instructions?
Aftercare instructions are simple and straightforward; they are designed to ensure that you don’t have to worry about your piercing while it heals. There are a few key things to remember with aftercare.
- To avoid irritation, you should avoid wearing hair bands to the piercing, as they can rub against the piercing and cause discomfort.
- Avoid using too many products, as this can irritate the piercing as well.
- It is important to avoid sleeping on your face, as this can potentially lead to infection.
- Also avoid using hot compresses, as this can cause infection.
- Come in for an aftercare check every two weeks. If you notice any problems, such as swelling or bleeding, it’s a good idea to get in touch with your piercer.
- And be sure to take ibuprofen if you experience any pain or tenderness. Ibuprofen will help to reduce the swelling and help you heal more quickly. You can also buy over the counter pain relievers, such as aspirin.
- Ice the piercing to help reduce swelling. For the first few days, you can use a bag of frozen peas or a frozen water bottle, but after that you can use a bag of ice.
- In order to avoid infection, never take a shower with the piercing in, and always wash your hands before and after touching the piercing.
Does anti tragus piercing hurt?
Anti tragus piercings can be a little bit painful, but they don’t usually hurt as much as most people think they do. If you’re afraid that your anti tragus will hurt a lot, you might want to consider getting a septum piercing instead. This piercing is a little more difficult to remove, but the pain of the anti tragus will be well worth enduring.
Choosing Anti tragus piercing jewelry
When you’re thinking about getting your anti tragus pierced, you have many different options. You can choose between an anti tragus ring, an anti tragus barbell, or an anti tragus stud.
Jewellery Material
If you’re looking for an anti tragus jewellery style that isn’t traditional, you’ll find plenty of options to choose from. Modern silver or gold anti tragus jewellery is a popular choice as a way to express your unique style. It is also one of the most comfortable options as it doesn’t require you to remove your earrings when you shower. There is a variety of anti tragus earrings and styles, including natural wood, crystal, and horn. A stainless steel anti tragus earring is a popular choice as it can be worn with any style of clothing.
Jewellery Size
If you want to know what size of anti tragus piercing jewellery you should get, there are a few ways to figure this out. There are a few different sizes that you can choose from, including small, medium, and large.
If you’re thinking about getting an anti tragus piercing, you’re probably wondering what size to get. While you can’t know for sure what size of jewellery you will like, you can get a rough idea of what size you’ll need by measuring your anti tragus. To measure your anti tragus, simply use a ruler and measure from the top of the anti tragus to the end of the ear. There are usually 12-14mm in between these two points.
The size of your jewellery can also depend on the size of your anti-tragus piercing. It is important that you know the size to avoid any problems in the future.
Final Thoughts
Anti tragus piercings are a great way to cover up a certain part of your face or ears. They are also a great way to stand out from the crowd. More people are becoming obsessed with the design, and they are now becoming more common. If you’re interested in getting an anti tragus piercing, then you should know that it can be helpful in many ways. There are a few things that you should know to help you decide whether or not you should get it. If you ever want to get rid of it, then you can do so because it’s not permanent. It also helps to avoid infections and other problems that may come along with other types of piercings. It is also a great way to cover up a scar or any other problem with your face. It is a great way to make a statement. If you’re bored with your everyday look, then getting an anti tragus piercing is a great way to change it up
I am Patricia Robinson, an amateur writer with a passion for body piercings. I’ve been crazy about piercings since I got my first one, a little stud in my ear, when I was just 10 years old.
Fast forward to now and I’ve got more than a dozen piercings scattered across my body – tongue, navel, ears, nose, you name it! I just want you to get give honest-to-goodness advice from someone who’s been there, done that, and got the piercings to prove it!
