Body Piercing Procedures- Eyebrow Ring Piercing Procedure

Eyebrow Ring Piercing Procedure The following set of photographs illustrates the main features of the procedure during an Eyebrow Piercing with a captive bead ring. Anesthetic was used to make the piercing itself painless, but it is optional. Most piercers will use a clamp to align the entry and exit points. I use "freehand" piercing and rarely use clamps. Whichever method you choose, make sure your piercer has plenty of experience.
Marking the entry and exit points with a dot of gentian violet.
Disnfecting the skin surface using a Betadine swab.
Injecting 2% Plain Lidocaine at the superior aspect of the piercing.
The cannula is just penetrating through the exit of the piercing.
The cannula has passed through the skin.
Having previously inserted the ring into the cannula, the ring is now pushed through the piercing.
The finished piercing with captured bead ring in situ.