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Microdermal Piercing – An Exciting New Trend In Body Piercing!

March 20, 2009 by William  
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Microdermal PiercingMicrodermal piercings are permanent body piercings. You will also hear them referred to as dermal anchoring or microdermal implants.

Microdermals look pleasing and aesthetic and are rapidly becoming very popular. They are considered a cool alternative to surface body piercing because they are permanent. They are quick and convenient.

The technique and size is also so easy that you can have it done practically anywhere on your body. No special tools are required and the procedure is less invasive than an implant. The process is also more comfortable compared to the transdermal or sub dermal implants.

What Does The Process Of Microdermal Piercing Involve?

This basically involves a single piercing on the body where only the one part of the jewelry is visible on the skin’s surface. The other part is just under the skin, held in place by a titanium plate, which has many holes in it so that the tissue may grow through it, nicely anchoring your jewelry. To avoid any risks of rejection steel is usually not used.

The piercer usually cleans and marks the area to be pierced. The part to be pierced is pinched up and a 1.5 dermal punch is deftly inserted into the skin, straight down. After the hole is made, the piercer fixes the microdermal quickly. The whole thing barely takes an hour right from the time you arrive at the piercer to the time you are through! ;-)

Even though the titanium plate stays under your skin once you get the microdermal piercing done, you can change the visible part of this jewelry after a couple of months.

What Jewelry Can You Wear?

You will find a variety of jewelry to suit this type of body piercing ranging from acrylic, gemstones and plenty more although titanium is the most advisable.

You need to be over eighteen and have a photo id to get a microdermal.

As with any body piercing, once the microdermal is done, your piercer will give you the appropriate care instructions. In spite of being a new kind of body piercing many people are going in for microdermals. Rejection of the piercing is quite rare when done properly. Healing takes approximately one to three months depending on the individual getting pierced.

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100 Comments on "Microdermal Piercing – An Exciting New Trend In Body Piercing!"

  1. chelsea on Mon, 30th Mar 2009 2:09 am 

    sorrii but i dont like them personaly i fiink they agin but they do look nice depends wer u have them but some people jst go ova bord n have like loadz dun chow 4 now x

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  3. Ashley on Sat, 11th Apr 2009 3:03 pm 

    i have 1 anchor. right in the middle of my chest, right below the middle of my collar bone. i got it done like a year ago. i love it. but its for the hardcore only because its very permanent, unless you rip it out & have a nasty scar because of it. But yes, people are going a bit crazy with them, but they will regret it later.

  4. Sarahhhhh on Wed, 13th May 2009 5:25 am 

    I have one :) its on my wrist and i think its super cool!

    I dont know what country this article was written in but im only 16 in Australia and i got mine done just the other day…

    Also 1 hour to get it done??? i went to a very reputable piercer and it took maybe 5 minutes… 10 minutes tops but thats it. They just punched the skin, put in the jewellery, bandaged me up and i was ready to go :)

  5. Leisa on Wed, 13th May 2009 4:51 pm 

    I was wondering if it is possible to get them done on your tongue, i know you said everywhere but i just wanted to ask, i love them! and thought maybe they would be a better alternative to a surface piercing on my tongue?? So possible or??

  6. Amanda on Mon, 18th May 2009 1:15 pm 

    I don’t have any dermals yet but I think that if the placement is good and it’s not over the top they are beautiful. They are like tattoos, some people can pull them off some just look wrong but if you have a good piercer and take care of them properly they look quite tasteful. I want to get one on my cheek just under my eye. I think though that I will get two on my collar bone before I’ll be brave enough to try one in my face.

  7. gaby on Mon, 15th Jun 2009 1:29 pm 

    Well I have a implant near my eye n I love it but when I read that it perminet it kind of scared me but it looks mad cute my piercer is the man shout out to jav…..he told me it can be removed but only by him bcuz he knows the teqnique to take it out some1 else would leave me a scar

  8. piercing worry wart on Sun, 21st Jun 2009 8:42 am 

    how would you get the plate removed? and is der a ugly scar after? do you noe were i can get pictures? and i was thinking about doing 2 on my lower back were back dimples usually are but i plan on having kids in the future idk if that would affect that with epedoral (how eva yu spell it) and its jus dangerous is general seeing its on my back if anything goes wrong i can stay paralized.! yikes i need advice

  9. Kat on Wed, 1st Jul 2009 8:43 am 

    A microdermal piercing wouldn’t affect your movement at all. It’s placed right under the skin, so there is no risk of damaging the spinal cord, which is where an epidural block is placed.

    So, microdermal piercings REALLY can’t lead to paralysis – but if that’s a worry at all, I think you need to do plenty more research before you as much as think of getting a piercing.

  10. Joel on Fri, 17th Jul 2009 8:45 pm 

    i want to get one on my finger but the perminant thing scares me. ill probably still get it. supposibly its permanent beecaus of the holes in the anchor but if you look around on the web you see anchorswith out the holes. is it not a good idea to get one like that? will it wiggle around or something?

  11. chelsea on Sun, 19th Jul 2009 3:56 pm 

    I really want to get my back done. on my lower back. Where most peoples back dimples are. let me know what ya think!

  12. justin lowe on Sun, 9th Aug 2009 11:55 pm 

    I have two on my forarm,, I have a sleeve with a dragons head on my fore arm and the two dermals being its eyes it looks great but I would prob opt against it for all if its a phase, yes they are semi perminant but y spend the money and go through the whole healing phase to take it out,, just my thoughts is all,,,peace

  13. BARB on Fri, 14th Aug 2009 10:13 pm 

    i JUST G0T TW0 RiGHT 0N THE iNSiDE 0F MY HiP B0NES. i L000VE THEM AND THEY WEREN’T T00 PAiNFUL. i G0T THEM AB0UT 2WEEKS AG0 AND THEY ARE HEALiNG GREAT! MAKE SURE Y0U G0 T0 A PIERCER THAT HAS D0NE THEM B4. SH0UT 0UT T0 T0DD MY PiERCER HE’S THE MAN =)

  14. Teenage Princess on Mon, 24th Aug 2009 6:46 pm 

    I’m really thinking about getting 2 on my lower back considering I have dipples on my back but not sure if I’m willing 2 go threw the pain let me know what u think I should do

  15. jennifer on Mon, 24th Aug 2009 10:57 pm 

    i am looking for a place to get microdermal piercings on my back dimples. if any one knows of a place that would be extremely helpful. thanks.

  16. Tell on Wed, 26th Aug 2009 5:40 am 

    Hey all, got 2 dermalz on my lower arm bout 2 wks ago, im such a sook wen it comes 2 pain, & i would rate pain level az 4/10, so bearable & worth it!!! Lovin em, cant wait 4 summer ta show em off.. Luv ya Joe, INDUSTRIE8, CABRAMATTA, SYDNEY is definately da place ta go 4 piercings in Syd:)
    Hey most important bit of advice ta u guys gettin it done.. make sure ya feep it strapped 4 at least da 1st 2wks, i didnt listen n was keen ta show it off & ended up rippin 1 out so was bak in da chair da nxt day gettin it redone.. thx joe repeirced, same hole, no probs, looks f*kn awesome!!!!!!!!

  17. sleitch86 on Fri, 28th Aug 2009 7:22 am 

    Justin, I am thinking of getting the same thing done except on my back. is it recommended to get the tatto done first then the eyes, or the other way around. also, i have read that some of them the tops are interchangeable. im thinking about switching between rubys and diamonds for the eyes. lastly, can they be implanted to where they are flush with the surface of the skin? just wondering.

  18. A piercer on Tue, 1st Sep 2009 7:49 pm 

    Hey everyone. Microdermals ARE NOT PERMANENT. They are a semi permanent piercing that can be removed by a qualified professional. I have removed quite a few and it is not hard. I had to remove all 8 of mine just a few weeks back due to an operation.

  19. Dana on Tue, 8th Sep 2009 8:56 pm 

    I got two on the opposite sides of my chest, just below my collar bone. The actual procedure wasn’t too painful and took maybe 10 minutes with prep and all, but I’ve had mine since July and just yesterday I snagged the left one on my shirt and it ripped out half-way, I pushed it back in and put a band-aid over it. I’m going to see my piercer today but I’m pretty scared, hopefully it will turn out ok. It’s really easy to snag these and it hurst like a bitch when you do, be sure it’s something you really want. They ARE permanent.

  20. Diana on Sat, 12th Sep 2009 12:18 pm 

    I got 2 dermals by Tee at krazykatskc.com (Charlotte NC that’s how I found them online) and I swear it felt like a very sharp pinch done twice. It has been 2 months and I have no problem with it whatsoever. Just be sure your piercer has done it before and had healing pictures to show (my piercer has several healing dermals she has done by herself) Go for it, they are so worth it!

  21. Sparkley eyes on Tue, 15th Sep 2009 5:57 am 

    I have one right next to the corner of left eye and I love it!!!I did it when I was in Rotterdam Holland.it looks so cute!!!I live in Aruba and they don’t have it here yet…so it’s verry unique…

  22. jorie on Sun, 27th Sep 2009 2:46 pm 

    this article is wrong on a few fronts..first of all they’re not permanent and they’re not hard core. it also doesnt take anywhere near an hour..mine took about 30 seconds to actually pierce if that. not bad at all.

  23. Chelsea on Mon, 28th Sep 2009 9:20 am 

    I have my back dimples pierced with dermals and I absolutely love them! Only a week old and there is hardly any swelling. Pretty painful…totally worth it. Dermals aren’t permanent, but my piercer told me the removal is painful.

  24. Daiva on Wed, 30th Sep 2009 3:30 pm 

    I have so many piercings lined up that I am planning on getting: Navel, industrian, lip, eyebrow and my ears a few more times. And now I;m adding one microdermal on each side of my hips. So far all i have in my nose and my ears 4 times so I havent gotten any serious stuff done. but I have heard that microdermals are a lot less painful and less hassel than regular surface piercings so I think they will be very worth it. Plus they just look so sexy.

  25. Panda on Sun, 11th Oct 2009 4:31 am 

    I really want a microdermal piercing on the nape of my neck! does anyone have one there?

  26. steel jewelry fan on Sun, 11th Oct 2009 8:10 pm 

    that looks bad… is it strong enough? i mean if u scratch your body will it still be there?

  27. anna on Mon, 12th Oct 2009 1:04 am 

    how much does it cost to get this done?

  28. KayPierced on Mon, 12th Oct 2009 4:30 pm 

    It depends where you go. I know a place that does it $65 for the first one and $35 for everyone afterwards. The place I got mine done was having a fall special where it was buy one got one half off and they were only $50 per dermal. So it all depends where you go.

  29. Jen on Sat, 7th Nov 2009 12:56 am 

    So I have an existing scar from my monroe piercing and I want to get a microdermal to replace it in the same place through the scar tissue any suggestions? I was told no by two piercers and yes by two piercers in my area. I have had lots of piercings over the last 15 plus years and have had great luck with all. Except of course the damage to gums due to oral piercings. These however are new to me. Any comments?

  30. ace on Fri, 13th Nov 2009 9:43 pm 

    be careful piercing your nape, dermal or surface, if your hair covers it. it will be forever wrapped around it, and it hurts, gets infected, and in my case, taken out! Just a warning spoken from experience, it was a very sad day when I took my surface ones out, but I wasn’t willing to cut my hair to keep them!

  31. joe on Mon, 16th Nov 2009 1:03 pm 

    im getting two micros
    one on each side of my chest
    im going to florida for christmas and i really done wnat my mom to see

    how visible is the implant when the jewlery is out

  32. Kayla on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 1:09 am 

    I actually just got a dermal in my ring finger (by jess@luckystartattoo san jose,ca) and it wasnt even as painful as my septum which was by far the worst pain i had out of all piercing, the whole permanant thing i dont really see a problem with, its beautiful id never want to take it out.

  33. Jacki on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 5:55 pm 

    I want to get microdermals right by my clavicles but Im afraid of how much it will hurt. Can anyone compare the pain to maybe a tongue piercing or bellybutton?

  34. Emily on Fri, 27th Nov 2009 6:38 pm 

    I had a microdermal right under my eye for about a year and a half, until 2 days back when I was waking up caught it on my ring and out it came anchor and all.
    No it did not hurt that much, minimal bleeding, I’m just trying to take care of the scar at the moment see how it looks in a few days…
    then maybe see if I can get it put back in the same spot I miss that Little diamond:D

  35. suzybeth on Sat, 28th Nov 2009 6:38 am 

    Well, I got right above my shoulder blades done, just below my neck. It was painful. Apparently, because it is all muscle and less fatty tissue he warned me it would be painful. 2 Weeks afterwards, it became infected and got very loose. I began the regime of sea salt water cleaning and keeping it bandaged with a latex free bandaid (am allergic to latex). It has tightened back up and is not infected anymore. However, I am feeling a “tugging” or “pulling” in it currently. He has reccommended me keeping it bandaged for at least another month. I got it done October 10th. t is quite lovely, and I look forward to when it is completely healed and I can show it off.

  36. Sarah on Tue, 1st Dec 2009 6:00 pm 

    I recently got two implants just below my collar bones. In comparison to the pain, I would say they are closer to the pain of a nose or tragus piercing. I think this is only due to the stretching they do the get the implant under your skin….usually flesh piercings arent too bad. The pain is very quick and they are so worth it!!

  37. Shawn on Wed, 9th Dec 2009 12:46 am 

    here are quite a few dermals if anybody cares to see, i believe there are a few hundred here i have done. thanks

    http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewPicture&friendID=118405869&albumId=1410769

  38. Macy on Fri, 11th Dec 2009 3:29 pm 

    Dermals are suppose to be looked at as permanent because your skin grows into the plate, and you have to have them cut out. A tattoo isn’t exactly permanent, if you look at it the same as a dermal. You can get a tattoo removed as well.

    I’m getting mine done tomorrow, two below the clavicle. I’m super excited, super nervous, and so on. :D

  39. anon on Sat, 19th Dec 2009 12:43 pm 

    I’ve had my nape done for 9 months now, I’m a girl with really long hair that i always brush and over the 9 months I’ve only caught it about 4 times, but nothing bad. It’s more of a ‘oh no! what if it came out?’ Rather than an ‘ouch!’ doesn’t really hurt, just scares me that its fallen out! I also always wear a necklace which falls just below it, and it doesn’t interfere.

    Didn’t hurt at all when I got it put in, if i had to describe it I would say it felt a bit like an injection? But once the jewelry was in, I didn’t feel a thing. It was a bit red for a few hours, but after a day the redness had completely gone. I took good care of it and it is perfectly fine. It will be a very sad day if I have to have it taken out! Thinking of getting another, but trying to think of a place that won’t be easily caught on anything :( I want one where I can see it without looking in two mirrors!

  40. An old dude on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 10:10 pm 

    These kids should find better things to do; GAWD!

  41. Natalie on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 6:10 pm 

    When i got my nose peirced and my belly button, my body rejected them. I even tried to get my bellybutton repierced but it didn’t help and i bought an expensive ring for it. Would i be able to have one of these peircings??

  42. Shawna on Sun, 27th Dec 2009 9:11 pm 

    I am going to get my clavicle done on both sides. I am nervous about the pain. I have my tongue, belly button and conch pierced. I also have 7 tattoos (three on my back, two on my hips, one on my forearm, one on my hand) Do they hurt as much as those? My tongue hurt the most out of all of them,,, do the dermals hurt as much? I can obv. handle the pain but im still a little nervous. Ive done a lot of research so im absolutely sure that i want this done. so whats the pain like?1

  43. Bella-Rae on Wed, 6th Jan 2010 9:59 pm 

    Yesterday I got my nape done and my anti-eyebrow with these. My neck looks super cute.I am still getting used to the ones under my eye but they look nice.
    It really doesnt hurt really at all! It only hurt a little cause for one of them she had troubles getting it in.
    Does anyone know where you can get small jewllery for it? The place I got them done had a limited stock and I would like smaller jewllery for my anti-eyebrow. Is it possible to get smaller ones?

  44. stacey on Sun, 10th Jan 2010 3:39 am 

    i have a appointment with my piercer next saturday to get my first micro on my chest im pretty excited about it :) although i am slightly worried about catching it, but i will have to just be extra careful, im not a hardcore piercing entusiast, i have my lip tongue and tragus done, and i dont think you have to be hardcore to get this done as long as you get it done tastefully where it’ll look good, even when the ‘trend’ has passed.

  45. Ali on Tue, 12th Jan 2010 8:13 pm 

    I LOVE THESE!!! I have many tattoos and piercings but all are very tasteful and classy. Im not a punk…just a beautiful girl with beautiful body art. I got my first micro today it is on the back of my neck. I am going back TOMORROW to get two more done to make it a cluster. I think it is beautiful. I would never get any type of piercing on my face however, and I already have my tongue pierced but if I didnt I wouldnt get a micro on my tongue….better to get the traditional tongue piercing I think….

  46. Ali on Tue, 12th Jan 2010 8:18 pm 

    Dont know if I would get one of these if my body had rejected previous piercings…..I would be too nervous. I think some people have body’s that just dont want to be pierced. If you find a good tattoo artist they can tattoo something on your body that looks like a diamond.

  47. Katelynn on Mon, 18th Jan 2010 12:04 am 

    well, i have two underneath my collar bones. didnt hurt a bit and it took like maybe around 20 minuites for both of them. if it takes an hour then you went to someone who does not know what they are doing. and there not permanent. if you do not want them anymore then you just go to the place you got them done at and get them taken out. simple as that. and you can even change the diamond. pretty cute. to me its better than a tattoo. because you can always have these taken out in the future. you can not remove a tattoo as easy as these. and it doesnt even leave a bad scar. like a pin needle
    nuff said :)

  48. Wend on Sat, 23rd Jan 2010 2:01 pm 

    I got my nape done a week ago and I love it! I havent caught it on anything… yet! I have long hair and expect to get it caught sometime soon :)

    Getting it done didn’t hurt that much and I was super nervous, you feel the needle (or punch) and then theres some pulling and movement, it stings but its nothing that makes you want to stop. Mine didnt bleed much and Ive had no problem with it. Ive been washing it twice a day with sea salt and boiling water and its fine, one day of redness and itching but a hot shower sorted it out!

    Id def recommend them to anyone, hardcore piercing fan or not! They are pretty and cool and if you ever want them out you go back to your piercer and they remove it… no hassle!

    I do know someone with 2 on her wrist but I think I would just catch then in my pockets.

    I want to get more so I dont have to stand with 2 mirrors just to look at it!!! Thinking about getting 3 done at the bottom of my neck -clavical?

    Enjoy your Microdermals!!!!

  49. Airalease on Sun, 24th Jan 2010 9:55 am 

    I just went to club tattoo yesterday for four piercings (Mercedez does them for me most the time). Got my sternum pierced with a dermal, my abdomen on either side with surface piercings, and then my hood. All these piercings were minor in pain, the worst one was my microdermal under my right eye. Piercings are nothing to be frightened about.

  50. ALy on Tue, 2nd Feb 2010 3:34 pm 

    My main concern was if they could be removed.. I just learned that they can’t :(
    I’m not very happy about that. I was kidna actually donsidering them for my birthday.
    I really don’t want to have anything permenant on me.

  51. Ivory on Sat, 6th Feb 2010 2:19 pm 

    They are permanent in the sense that you can’t take it off yourself but hardly as permanent as a tattoo. I’ve personally had three of them, one of which is still in place. The first one was behind my ear and got caught on a towel after showering and one of its legs came out. My piercer was able to take it out simply with a small nudge. Apparently the skin hadn’t grown properly through the holes in the base.

    I had the second one on my finger, which is quite a terrible place to heal properly. I had it in for almost 9 months but it got infected and had to be taken out. A minor operation, about the same amount of pain as putting it in.

    The third one is above one of my brows, about half a year old.

    Neither of the two that were removed left a bad scar and I’m thinking of giving the finger a second shot. I’m still careful about that spot and it feels like there’s something missing.

  52. Danika on Sat, 6th Feb 2010 9:42 pm 

    I want to get microdermal hip piercings but I was wandering about how it would handle another pregnancy….would it be able to stretch with my belly and the expansion of the hips…and if i have another csection do i have to get it removed?

  53. Nelly on Wed, 10th Feb 2010 9:09 pm 

    OMG The whole thing freaks me out but i REALLY want one. Im gonna get two…one in each dimple on my back but im gonna wait like a year cause it REALLY freaks me out.

  54. Rick on Thu, 11th Feb 2010 11:03 am 

    Just had 2 mircos done by the arch of my eye brow…one Red Ruby and one silver star..pain was like getting a flu shot..have 3 hoop piercing on other eye brow…micros didn’t seem as painful but they are an ouchee..they look great and healed really fast..just have to watch drying off with a towel especially the star with the points on it..but looks awesome and have allot of compliments on them…make sure you go to a good piercer…he said they could b removed but he should be the one to do it…I say, GO 4 IT!! I did at 61, and lovin’ it!

  55. victoria on Fri, 12th Feb 2010 1:58 pm 

    I just got 2 microdermals on my chest and I was wondering if anyone knew how long I had to wait until I could do activities again, like jogging?

  56. Jaynnie on Fri, 19th Feb 2010 3:38 pm 

    I am thinking about getting this done and I was just wondering if anyone had a recommendation as to where to go…. I live in Volusia County so somewhere around there…. and also I was wondering about the price of it??

  57. brittany witasek on Thu, 25th Feb 2010 2:51 pm 

    im just afraid of the pain

  58. karla munoz on Fri, 26th Feb 2010 1:18 pm 

    i have two dermal on my back.. on my crown tattoo.. i love them, so unique and get complements everywhere. another story with my sternum im going in today to get it done for the 3rd time bc my body rejected it before but its worth it love them, pain is sharp but quick not that bad. im excited and thinking about where next!!!

  59. julia on Mon, 1st Mar 2010 6:26 pm 

    I have one on my face and one on my chest. They don’t scar too bad, I used to have another one on my face right abve the current one, and its a tkiny scar almost like a freckle, hardly noticeable.

  60. Lou on Tue, 2nd Mar 2010 1:16 pm 

    I have 3 in my wrist, 1 in my hand and another in my chest. I think they are wicked, had one pulled out my chest and you cannot even see the scar. I think you can never have to many….if you like them its your body so go ahead and be different

  61. Piercer in ROC on Wed, 17th Mar 2010 10:02 am 

    I am a professional piercer and for a bit I was quite uncomfortable with the idea of the piercing. I found it counfusing on how it was to heal properly, stay in place, and the like. After much research it started to make sense. After looking at many pictures, videos, and reading many articles I found myself becoming more comfortable with them. I even began to truly like them as a piercer and also a body piercing fanatic. I went and got one done on my right top wrist this past weekend and so far it is the best piercing I’ve had. I love the look, it doesn’t hurt, the healing is simple. Placement can be so unique too. I plan on getting several more and even going to a seminar to learn how to do them. I would suggest these for most people, just remember it does cause scarring to remove the jewelry and it is a SEMI-PERMANANT piercing.

  62. M on Fri, 19th Mar 2010 4:20 pm 

    I’m thinking about getting two, one on each side of my hip bones.. but when I get older I want to have kids and I’m just wondering what will happen then, with my stomach getting big and all

    HELP!

  63. William on Thu, 25th Mar 2010 7:45 am 

    Microdermals are semi-permanent so you can have them removed at any time. I wouldn’t worry too much! Get them done enjoy them! You may have to remove them when you have kids, but a good piercing pro will give you relevant advice when the time comes.

  64. maria on Sat, 27th Mar 2010 3:08 pm 

    its permanent, so there’s no way of hiding ittt’ ??? lemme kno if there is!

  65. vanessa on Mon, 29th Mar 2010 6:20 am 

    i got 2 done in ibiza, one in my hand and the other in between my breasts! the one in my hand ripped out a few months ago! im getting a few more done during the summer! ive got 10 piercings but i rather the mircodermal, i cant wait to add to my collection!

  66. Annissa on Tue, 30th Mar 2010 6:45 am 

    Im in the military and I want to get 2 on each side under my collar bone, but Im affraid when I deploy my equipment will rub or snag one…Is there anything you can put over them so that wont happen?

  67. Alyssa on Fri, 2nd Apr 2010 6:28 am 

    I Am Excited To Get Mine. I Think I Want Them On My Chest. Hmmm. Good Idea Or Not??
    Help Me Out..
    (:

  68. cortnee on Fri, 16th Apr 2010 7:14 am 

    i’m getting a microdermal on each side of my hip for my 6th birthday this may. i live in alabama, people tell me that it’s illegal to get them here, is that true? and also whats the pricing? is each of them 60 dollars or more? Helppp!

  69. JennyQ on Mon, 19th Apr 2010 10:22 am 

    Ok, microdermals are not permanent unless you make them. They will either be ripped(removed) out or you can get them surgically removed. If you take them out, there will be a scar. It’s best to get one where there is less contact to the body.. For example, if you get one on your hand, more than likely, it’ll be ripped out. So it’s all up to you if you want them forever or removed. The thing about Micro D’s is that most people finds it painful and they will not reject. Microdermal virgins should do a little more research before going through with the procedure.
    Hope this was helpful =)

  70. JennyQ on Mon, 19th Apr 2010 10:27 am 

    however, the reject depends on how your body reacts to unwanted objects. That’s why it’s you have to cleanse it frequently, for the first few weeks
    Jenny Q

  71. Shelby on Thu, 29th Apr 2010 1:13 pm 

    I have two on my chest, and two on my lower back. I love them..they were painful but totally worth it

  72. cuppycake on Sun, 2nd May 2010 7:55 pm 

    ummmm….yeah, an hour? really? not even! like some of these previous comments stated 5-10 minutes tops! on changing your tops, you can actually change them in 3-4 weeks….not months. and as far as getting them removed, even without a special procedure, the scarring is very minimal, if you don’t pick at the scab and take care of it properly

  73. Indi19 on Tue, 11th May 2010 2:03 pm 

    um i wnt one of these its nt the popular where i live (the bahamas) so i wanna get one but im kinda confused/scared arnt there 2 types of wayz to do this?….cant i jus get the bar insted do they even do that help me plz ????

  74. bubble12 on Wed, 12th May 2010 11:05 am 

    someone please help! i has 2 implants on my neck one jus below the other its been 7months now and i love them but the top one has been red for quite some time now! and i clean them often how can i get the redness to go!!!???

  75. Kristen on Thu, 13th May 2010 7:27 am 

    I have two below my collarbone and one under my eye. This article makes it sound swift and easy, and yes if you have a professional, then the process is easy. But there are alot of people just now learning how to do them. Anyone who is going to get any micro done.. make sure you do research on the individual and the area your getting it done. It is possible for your body to reject the peircing, also there is a possiblity of scarring.. and its not for everyone. Before you get anything done, go to a tattoo shop and just ask for the pros and cons.

  76. Holly on Wed, 9th Jun 2010 1:10 pm 

    I had two microdermals last year on my hip, they are not permanent as one rejected after about 6 months of having it, the other one is still in though.

  77. Yazz on Fri, 11th Jun 2010 1:42 pm 

    I’ve got ont on my nape and I love it…. I was wondering if I could get one on my foot, like in the middle of a tattoo???! Think it would look wicked

  78. pdiddy on Sun, 13th Jun 2010 6:20 am 

    I’d really like two on my lower back but I’m worried about them catching on my clothes. How much do they actually catch in this location?

  79. keke on Sun, 13th Jun 2010 9:13 am 

    i have one right under my eye n last nite half of it got ripped out.. i was in the club dancin when that happened so i didnt wanted to touch it n put it back in.. now its sunday n all the piercing studios are closed im bout to freak out.. but theres nothin i can do right now i guess i dont wanna make it worse.. i hope they can put it back in i love the diamond but i dont think i would do it again on this part of my body… )0=

  80. Mick on Wed, 16th Jun 2010 3:03 am 

    personally i love them i have 3 on the back of my neck which i am going to have three more in order to make a crucifix, everybody who has seen it love it !!!!!!!

  81. Danniellé Beckford on Wed, 23rd Jun 2010 8:25 am 

    Im hoping to go and get 2 microdermals on my stomache near my belly button, im worried how long it would take to heal. Im goin away nxt month and im scared the sea water might irritate it if its not properly heald.
    Any Knowledge on this guys?

  82. xmarksthespot on Sat, 26th Jun 2010 4:16 pm 

    Just got two on my nape yesterday.. one of them is not as flush as the other, is it just the top piece that needs to be screwed on tighter or will this one “floating” one mend flush once it heals?

  83. t-rizzle on Tue, 6th Jul 2010 7:20 pm 

    are my back dimple microdermals supposed to wiggle..?

  84. t-rizzle on Tue, 6th Jul 2010 7:20 pm 

    are my back dimple microdermals supposed to wiggle..?

  85. t-rizzle on Tue, 6th Jul 2010 7:20 pm 

    are my back dimple microdermals supposed to wiggle..?

  86. Laura on Sat, 10th Jul 2010 5:44 am 

    I really want to microdermals on each hip as they are easier than surface bars.. do you really have to be 18? even if you have parental consent?

  87. Freeven on Sun, 11th Jul 2010 2:12 am 

    Heey, im 15 have about [technically] 8 tattoos and have had 6 piercings (4 in now )only one rejected on my nape cause the piercer but the wrong jewlary in other than that they have all taken im contiplating on getting two of these on each sides of my hips to give the illusion of a normal surface piercing,
    Do they get ripped out often in this area?
    Do you think it’s worth it.
    these are something im passionate about ,
    what do you think?
    thanks :)

  88. Kelly on Tue, 13th Jul 2010 2:39 pm 

    Come to Skinfinity Tattoo Company
    We do microdermals! we are owned and operated by a registered nurse!
    we are at
    1082 havendale blvd.
    winter haven, fl 33880
    863/401-8288

  89. Alice on Wed, 14th Jul 2010 4:40 pm 

    Heey i reli want one of these piercings on my wrist.
    I have a reli high pain threshold but does this piercing reli hurt ?
    Thanks :)

  90. Keishera on Tue, 27th Jul 2010 5:24 pm 

    I’m getting back dimple ones & two on my right wrist =)

  91. crystal on Fri, 30th Jul 2010 1:29 am 

    i dont have any my self, i prefer surface piercings, so that if i decide i like them i can just take them out, i have 2 my right hip one on my left, one on the back of my neck and had my left collar bone done yesterday :) so far they have all healed good x

  92. hectore the inspector on Fri, 30th Jul 2010 6:43 am 

    Hi guys,
    Im 14 but for my 15th birthday im trying to con my mum into taking me to get my hips pierced 2 on each side, it costs $90 per microdermal, i have my nose and ears done, and personlly i like the feel of piercings, most piercings i do myself such as septum,, cleavage,, navel so on, compared to these piercings how much more painfull are microdermals, and also is hairhouse warehouse an alright place to get them done,

  93. Corrie Carper on Tue, 3rd Aug 2010 6:56 pm 

    Just had 3 microdermals put in. Piercing shop that did it said that I can’t buy jewelry off the internet because the threading won’t fit what they put in. They said only the jewelry that came from their distributor would be the right threading. Are they just trying to sell me stuff or are the threadings not standardized?

  94. Megan on Thu, 5th Aug 2010 9:59 am 

    I have three on the back of my neck in a vertical line. They are definitely my favorite piercing.

  95. Becca on Mon, 9th Aug 2010 1:36 pm 

    i would like the microdermals done on my hip, i have looked in to some piercers in my area but would like to know roughly how much each one would cost?

  96. Sommer on Sun, 15th Aug 2010 3:40 pm 

    I’ve got my hips done. I love them. :) )

  97. Dakota on Wed, 18th Aug 2010 11:50 pm 

    I love this piercing, guys think its sexy yet classy. also it’s not exactly permanent, you can always get it removed by a professional. I just got two microdermals on my dimples on my lower back 2 days ago! except they are really hurting when is this pain going away?

  98. Kristin Martin on Thu, 19th Aug 2010 7:42 pm 

    I have two on my hips (one on each side) and they are currently infected and not doing so well. i’ve had them for over five months and for more than half of that they have been infected. I took care of them as directed so I am pretty upset about it.

    Hips DO get caught on a lot and knocked around. It was a painful process and I am sad to say that I will probably end up getting them removed.

  99. Lauren on Mon, 23rd Aug 2010 6:50 am 

    I have 2 at the bottom ov my back in my dimples i love them ive ad them dun a few months now just takes a bit ov gettin used 2 does hurt wen u get tem caught tho so beware!!

  100. Skell on Wed, 25th Aug 2010 8:39 am 

    As for the boasts of ‘my piercer took only 5 minutes’ and so on. I wouldn’t get too excited about that. It sounds like they were rushed which is totally unnecessary.

    Also, 14 year olds getting pierced. -__-
    Your body is so young, don’t be surprised when they all migrate by the time you’re 18-20.

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