THE Daith is located in a curved area of ​​the ear. In order to adapt to this peculiarity a jewel of curved shape is recommended. We find them Clickers Piercing , But also horse irons or bananas, although this last option is the least envisaged. Choose from our piercing daith jewelry depending on the one you prefer aesthetics and the one that will best adapt to your Ear stack ear. Find our models ofClickers Piercing stainless steel whether golden color or SilverEE to make the Ear stack of your dreams with a piercing at Daith.

The diameter used when drilling the Daith is 1.2mm, it is more precisely the thickness of the bar of the jewel positioned inside the ear. Regarding the size of the ring or horseshoe several options are possible. You can position 1.2 x 8mm (most frequent size), 1.2 x 6mm or 1.2 x 10mm. You will understand, several sizes are possible during a piercing at Daith And it will depend on your cartilage but also on the style you prefer.

When drilling the Daith Follow the recommendations of your perceur. We recommend that you do not touch your piercing daith, not to manipulate it and not to disinfect it. Regarding care, a daily rinse with physiological serum is sufficient. You will have to avoid sleeping on your jewelry throughout the healing period for optimal healing and not to slow down the healing process. It is not recommended to change your jewelry too early, so you will have to keep the first titanium pose jewel for 3 months. Of course do not hesitate to contact your pierceur if the condition of your piercing daith suddenly degrades.

For a piercing daith, The most commonly recommended materials are gold 14/18K, titanium, and stainless steel. Gold is appreciated for its elegance and softness for the skin, while titanium is recognized for its lightness and biocompatibility, reducing the risk of allergic reactions. Stainless steel is a durable and affordable option. It is important to choose a quality material to avoid complications and ensure healthy healing of piercing.

No, some people have a very little developed cartilage and it will therefore be not recommended to make a piercing daith. Indeed the risk of rejection is greater when cartilage is little because of the pressure exerted by the jewel. Depending on the shape of your ear your piercing can advise you on the feasibility of a piercing daith or orient yourself towards a different location like the Rook, THE Conch, THE Tragus, L'Helix or simply the Earlobe.

The price of a piercing Daith is between 40 and 60 €. This price is given as an indication, it depends on the geographic location but also on the piercing show in which it is made. This price is often that of a piercing daith With a classic jewelry, sometimes you will have the choice to choose a jewel different from that offered with an additional cost. Whatever the price, make sure you have your piercing made by a professional who uses sterile equipment and drilling using a needle. It is also important to know the implantable materials which are titanium and gold from 14 carats.

The complete healing of a piercing daith can take between 3 to 6 months, even up to a year in some cases. This duration varies according to individuals and depends on factors such as the care provided and the general health of the person.

Piercing at Daith has the reputation of reducing migraines, but most doctors agree that there is no scientific evidence. This would only be a placebo effect.

Conversely, some clinics have demonstrated the decrease in migraines in their patients after carrying out a piercing at Daith.

Also several acupunctors or auriculotherapists agree that this piercing is located on a key point of the body in order to relieve the headache, but for that the procedure must be fairly precise.

To maintain a piercing daith, The area must be cleaned regularly with a saline solution or physiological serum. Avoid touching piercing with unwashed hands, do not handle the jewel unnecessarily, and make sure to keep the area dry and clean. It is also important to follow the advice of your perceur for an adapted interview.