How do you pierce your own virgina?

Answer 1

You don't, unless you want to lose it. That's a good way to get a very painful infection. If you want it pierced, get it done by a professional.

Some things need to be pointed out so you understand.

Male and Female exotic piercings come with some very real and serious side effects if they are done incorrectly, with the wrong materials, by someone who knows nothing about anatomy. Should you screw up, and 9 out of 10 times you will. You can render the penis impotent due to structural damage to the cavernosa, veins, nerves and the gland. Serious infections of the bladder, prostate and urethra can also be the result of ignorance of the body structures. Heavy bleeding (almost uncontrollable) can result from puncturing the wrong structures of the penis. Please note you have been warned. Jzuk

Answer 2

The truth of the matter is you don't female exotic piercings are to be left to trained and experienced professional body piercers, the chances of infection, and damage being done by a novice doing self piercing is way too high. Keep in mind the damage you will do will be permanent so why risk it?

Trying to find a piercer who actually knows what they are doing will be difficult, not a lot of professional body piercers have actually done clitoral piercing (piercing the clitoris vertically with a micro barbell is not for a inexperienced piercer and great irreparable damage can be done by inexperience.

Clitoral hood piercing ( horizontal or vertical ) is very common and generally the choice for most women. Not every woman has enough clitoral tissue to pierce in the first place, this is where and experienced piercer will be able to tell you if you are suited to having this piercing done ( you must have 3/8" or more tissue available in order to pierce it successfully )

This piercing should be done with a micro-barbell only, rings are only to be used after the piercing is healed. Healing time is fast however seasoning can take a little while and hypersensitivity can be an issue until the piercing is seasoned (usually 2 to 6 weeks post piercing).

These are only a few points to consider in regards to actual Clitoral piercing, a discussion with your Professional Body Piercer should be considered and all points of concern looked at before proceeding with any exotic piercing of this magnitude.

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