Penis Piercing

There are many different types of piercing that are suitable for a penis piercing. Depending on whether the good piece is pierced or the piercing channel only goes superficially through the skin, either Industrial Barbell Piercing, Curved Barbell Piercing or also CBR Piercing are suitable.

Frenulum Piercing

With the Frenulum Piercing, the piercing canal only goes through the foreskin, which means that healing is quick and the piercing is also suitable for beginners due to the low pain. It also has a stimulating effect on both partners.

Prince Albert Piercing

The Prince Albert Piercing is usually pierced from below through the urethra, which makes it not very painful. There is also the variant of the reverse Prince Albert piercing, which is pierced through the urethra. The advantage here is that it heals without the need for surgery.

Ampallang & Apadravy Piercings

Ampallang & Apadravy piercings go horizontally or vertically through the glans, especially the vertical version is said to give a special stimulation for the woman.

Dydoepiercing

The dydoe piercing goes through the edge of the glans and is supposed to be a support for more pleasure during intercourse, especially for circumcised men.

Hafada Penis Piercing

The Hafada piercing does not go through the glans, but through the skin of the testicles, commonly called balls, of the man. So there are no stimulating effects here, but "only" optical advantages.

Materials

We recommend that you choose high-quality materials such as titanium or even real gold. Of course, you can also choose a surgical steel piercing or flexible materials like PTFE or Bioflex. Silver, black and Gold Piercing are the most popular colours. Coloured Surgical Steel Piercing are most popular in red, blue, green and purple.

Penis Piercing Variations

Depending on the location of the piercing, different bar thicknesses such as 0.8 mm / 1mm / 1.2mm / 1.6mm / 2mm / 2.4mm up to 6, 8 and 10 millimetres are suitable. Your piercer can advise you on all conceivable types of piercings through all parts of the genitals, commonly known as the dick. It's best to ask beforehand whether the type of piercing you want is offered at all. There is also the guiche piercing, through the male perineum. The lorum piercing is made horizontally on the underside of the penis.

Healing and care

The time it takes for the [piercing] to heal depends on the type of piercing. Your piercer can give you excellent advice, but you can expect it to take at least 4 weeks and up to several months. Depending on the piercer, the costs for piercing range from €60 to €120.