Piercing rook is a trendy option in the world of piercings ear, recognized for its unique location in the internal fold of the cartilage of the ear, between theHelix and anti-Helix . This guide will bring you all the necessary advice to have healthy piercing, choose the best jewelry and take care of your piercing.

Piercing rook crosses a thick part of the internal cartilage of the ear, which gives it a distinctive appearance. Popular among lovers of piercings, THE rook is often associated with others Piercing Types ear such as conch, THE daith or the tragus. This type of piercing is a great way to add a personal touch to your style, while remaining discreet.

For a piercing rook, It is important to choose a jewel adapted to the shape of the ear. Here are the recommended options:

• THE Clickers Piercing : Perfect for following the cartilage curve, the Clickers Piercing are both practical and aesthetic, but beware, no ring in first installation.

• The curved bars: also called bananas, they are popular for their simplicity and comfort, it is this type of jewelry that will be used in first installation to guarantee you optimal healing. 

During the first pose to rook, It is essential to choose high quality materials to guarantee not only comfort, but also safety. A bad choice of materials can cause irritation, infections, even allergic reactions.

This is why piercing professionals, concerned about the well-being of their customers, systematically recommend certified metals adapted to sensitive skin. Among the most commonly used, we find:

• Titanium ASTM F136 : Hypoallergenic, light and ideal for the first installation.

• Stainless steel : Used only for piercings healing, it combines sustainability and style.

• Gold 14K or 18K : An elegant and safe choice for sensitive ears.

At Nebuleuse jewelry, we only use ASTM-F136 titanium in the first installation of a piercing rook In order to guarantee the best for your ears. 

The bar used for piercing rook usually has a thickness of 1.2 mm. It is then important to adapt the jewel to the shape and size of the ear. As a rule, the size of the jewelry for a piercing rook is 6 mm or 8 mm, depending on the morphology of each. It is recommended to keep a curved (or banana) bar for the duration of the healing.

The drilling of rook is carried out by a qualified piercing, take the time to choose the place before going to be pierced. It is using a sterile and single use needle that the drilling must be carried out. The procedure is fast and is done in a few steps: disinfection of the area, marking from the location to the pen, insertion of the needle and laying the jewelry.

You can find our professional perceptions to make you pierce in optimal conditions.

Make sure to eat properly and stay well hydrated, as it will help keep your energy level and avoid discomfort during the procedure. Also avoid consumption of alcohol and caffeine before the appointment, as these substances can increase pain sensitivity and cause bleeding.

These little tips will not only help you reduce your anxiety, but also make the experience more pleasant and serene. 

As for most piercings cartilage, piercing rook can be slightly painful. The thickness of the cartilage in this area makes it more intense than others like the Earlobe. However, this pain is temporary.

Healing piercing rook takes between 6 and 12 months. It is essential to follow rigorous care to avoid complications.

To promote good healing, clean your piercing with a sterile saline solution and avoid touching it with unwashed hands. Do not change jewelry before the process is finished, generally after 6 months.

Once the healing of your piercing rook Finished, usually after 6 to 12 months, you can finally change your jewelry. This moment is important because an unsuitable or poor quality jewel could cause irritation, even allergies.

It is therefore essential to choose jewelry made in high quality materials, such as the ASTM F136 titanium or surgical stainless steel, which are hypoallergenic and skin -friendly. These materials offer not only great sustainability, but also reduce the risk of allergies and inflammation, thus guaranteeing a comfortable long -term port.

In addition, the choice of design of your jewelry can also influence your comfort. Whether you opt for a curved bar or a ring, be sure to choose a jewel adapted to the morphology of your ear and the location of the piercing. Remember that changing jewelry can be delicate, especially if your piercing is still sensitive. If you have any doubts, do not hesitate to consult your perceur for a professional opinion and advice adapted to your situation.

Yes, piercing rook can be slightly more painful than others piercings, Mainly due to the thickness of the cartilage in this location. THE rook crosses a particularly thick and rigid part of the cartilage of the ear, which can cause a feeling of pressure or pinch more intense than for piercings located on more flexible areas.

The pain felt, however, varies from person to person. Some describe it as a bright but brief pain, while others compare it to a more prolonged feeling of pressure. It is also important to note that the pain does not necessarily stop at the end of the drilling session. During the first days following the installation, the area may remain sensitive.

However, with appropriate care, this pain festers quickly, giving way to progressive healing. To minimize discomfort, it is recommended to rigorously follow the post-drilling advice given by your perceur, and to avoid any sudden movement or excessive handling of the jewelry during the healing period.

THE piercings cartilage, like piercing rook, THE tragus or the daith, are often considered the most painful due to the dense and rigid structure of the cartilage compared to the more flexible skin on other areas of the ear.

This pain is often described as a mixture of pinching, pressure and heat. Piercing rook, For example, crosses a thick fold inside the ear, while the piercing tragus is a small piece of cartilage just at the entrance to the auditory canal, which makes it delicate to pierce. As for piercing daith, it is found in the internal part of the ear and often requires great precision on the part of the pierceur.

Although these piercings Are more painful than those in more flexible areas, the pain is generally short and decreases quickly after drilling. However, the healing of piercings Cartilage can be longer, and the area can remain sensitive for several weeks, or even several months. Appropriate care is essential to minimize discomfort and ensure good healing.

Industrial piercing is generally considered to be one of the longest to heal. It is a piercing which crosses two distinct zones of the cartilage of the ear (between theHelix and anti-Helix ), and can take between 6 to 12 months or more, for a complete healing. Piercing rook and others piercings cartilage, like the daith or the tragus, can also take a long time to heal, often between 6 and 12 months.

The length of the healing process is linked to low blood circulation in cartilage, which slows tissue regeneration. Moreover, like these piercings are located in frequently requested areas (sleep, headphones, telephone), they can be more prone to irritations that prolong the healing time.

Recommended jewelry for piercing rook include several options, such as curved (or bananas) bars, Clickers Piercing , and horseshoe. Each of these jewels has unique characteristics that can influence both style and comfort, according to your preferences and your ear shape.