The conch piercing is located in the inner cup part of your ear, it is the part with the most room.

There are 2 different types of conch piercings, inner and outer conch. The inner conch is pierced through the middle of the ear, allowing you to wear bigger studs. The outer conch is piercing closer to the edge, perfect for hoops.

Pain:

8/10

Healing Time:

6-14 months, this varies from person to person.

Jewellery:

Labret 6mm 8mm, if your ear is swollen a 10mm labret would also be helpful.

Hoops 10mm – 14mm.

After Care:

Taking care of your freshly pierced ear is the most important thing in the entire process. Listen carefully to your piercer’s instructions and follow them all.

In general, avoid touching your piercing or moving the jewellery, this can allow bacteria to enter your wound and can cause irritation or infection.

Using a saline or antiseptic solution (e.g. Octonisept) to clean your piercing twice a day until your piercing is fully healed.

Use your hair up for the first week and be extra careful when dressing to avoid snagging your jewellery.

For 2-3 weeks avoid swimming in lakes, pools or hot tubs.