Technically, you could. There is a difference in gauge size though. An eyebrow piercing is a 16 while a belly ring is a 14. It would hurt to move up in size and would probably look unattractive because belly rings have much bigger jewels/ends.
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If they are made from bio-compatible materials they are fine.
No, piercing studios cant use injection numbing agents. Topical may work but not deep enough to make it worth it, they also tend to distort the tissue making aligning the piercings difficult.
It's better to avoid gold all together for new piercings. Gold is not what you think it is. 18kt gold is 18/24ths gold and the rest is made up of fillers, 24kt gold is pure gold 24/24ths no fillers, 10kt gold is 10/24ths gold and the balance is again fillers. See the fillers are the problem, more often than not generally brass, copper and what ever else gets tossed into the mix. So the best bet is to go with biocompatible jewellery from the body piercing studio, once the piercing is fully healed (about 6 months or longer) you can get yourself a body jewellery gold banana bell made with neutral fillers.
If you are comfortable in your skin go for it. and know how to use your hips.