Frequent questions

Your drill will determine the adequate dimension of your first Helix jewelry, usually a 1.2mm thick and 8mm length bar. After the healing period, a bar shorter of 6 or 7mm will increase your comfort, while a bar of 10mm may be necessary in case of inflammation. We recommend avoiding the rings initially for better healing, opting for a diameter of 8mm thereafter.

The healing of a helix piercing can last about 6 months, similar to rook, tragus, conch, and flat piercings. During this time, avoid manipulating or changing your jewelry to promote rapid healing and without complications.

Helix piercing is often considered one of the least painful among cartilaginous piercings, although sensitivity varies from person to person. The fine zone of the helix cartilage facilitates drilling. However, stay vigilant to avoid hooks during healing.

To preserve your helix piercing, pay attention to the clothes and accessories that can hang on, and avoid sleeping on the pierced side. A titanium bar is recommended to reduce the risk of allergy and accelerate healing. Do not replace your first installation jewel before complete healing.

The helix, the upper rim of the ear pavilion, is prized for piercings thanks to its visibility and its ability to adapt to various styles. Helix jewelry, such as straight bars or rings, allow personalization according to your tastes.

It is advisable not to sleep on the side of your Helix piercing before the end of healing, so as not to disturb the healing process.

Labret type piercings are perfect for helix as the first jewel because they promote optimal healing, so you can wear all of our jewelry in the first place titanium range like the magnificent Leonie or the incredible Muse. After the complete healing, a ring can be considered. Please note, conventional earrings are not recommended because they can cause irritation

To change your helix piercing, use gloves for better socket, hold the jewel firmly and unscrew the accessory in the opposite direction to the needles of a watch. Perform this operation carefully and in a clean environment.

The initial helix jewelry is generally a sterile titanium bar, to be kept for at least 3 months. Change your jewelry when the piercing is without redness, swelling, secretion or pain. It is preferable to consult your perceur to check the healing level before changing jewelry.