What is a scaffold bore?
Scaffold piercing has gained a lot of popularity these days among men and women who are body modification enthusiasts. It is his way of expressing himself as well as delving into body art. Also called an industrial piercing, this body modification consists of two piercings at the top of the ear that are connected by a bar that passes through both holes.
To ensure that you have a scaffold piercing that really stands out from the crowd, you want to make sure that the piercing is done by a professional with a lot of experience in the business. This is also to ensure that the piercing is done correctly and that there is no chance of infection. Professional body piercers are trained and certified for your protection. Be sure to see a reputable piercer for this job.
Please note that the scaffold piercing should be performed using only the highest quality surgical stainless steel recommended by professional piercers. Therefore, proper attention should be paid to proper aftercare to avoid infection and irritation on the skin.
Choose professionals who conduct business in the highest possible sanitary conditions. Choose a driller who knows how to drill scaffolding, has a lot of experience, and has received sufficient training. You would want someone who can put your mind at ease, as the entire procedure can be extremely uncomfortable, even with the use of anesthesia. Don’t be afraid to ask to see the piercer’s qualifications.
After the piercing work is done, you need to make sure that your wounds do not get infected. To avoid any type of infection or irritation, make sure that you use the best type of material suitable for the piercing. Choose from surgical stainless steel, titanium, or eighteen to twenty-four karat gold. Gold is the most expensive, so if you are on a somewhat limited budget, opt for the highest quality surgical stainless steel that is durable, modern looking, and safe for your ear.
The scaffold perforation can take a while to fully heal, so you need to be very patient. Depending on the person’s aftercare routines, healing can take anywhere from three months to a full year. You certainly need to be very careful and make sure that your piercings are kept clean and undisturbed. Don’t be surprised if you experience some swelling, some pain, and throbbing after your piercing. This can take anywhere from a few days to a week at most to clear up completely.
For the first two weeks after you have had your scaffold piercing, take care to clean it about twice a day to prevent any type of infection from occurring. Keep your hands away from it when you’re not cleaning it so you don’t transfer germs to the wound. Keep your hair away from the wound as much as possible. Please be diligent in cleaning for the first two weeks as directed to ensure rapid healing.
