Ear piercing is a procedure done mainly for cosmetic reasons. There are no health reasons to get your ears pierced and most people get their ears pierced due to personal or cultural preferences.

There is no medical evidence to support any age restrictions. Whatever age you decide on, it’s essential that you choose where you have the procedure done carefully. For some newborns, the ear lobe is really small and we may need to wait a while; we will let you know, if this is the case. With over 20 years of experience performing ear piercings for all ages you should expect great results.

Medical Ear Piercing Clinics exists to provide a safe, hygienic and professional alternative to mall kiosks and tattoo parlors. Our medical professionals are experienced in painless, aseptic techniques, and provide quality services to newborns, seniors and every age in between.

Infection – Anytime the skin is broken there is the risk of infection. We use sterile techniques to prevent this. Our patient education material provides detailed instruction on after-care for the ear lobes. Our technique is bloodless and our single-use sterile cartridges eliminate cross-contamination.

Pain – The procedure causes minimal pain. However, since we are physician owned and supervised, we are able to perform your ear piercing with topical anesthesia if you so prefer.

Allergic reactions – Allergies to nickel and other components of earrings can occur. At Medical Ear Piercing Clinics, we use medical grade materials and earrings to prevent allergies.

Keloids – Keloids are excessive scar tissue that forms around a wound. Keloids may occur after ear piercing, and are 80% more likely to occur if ears are pierced after age 11. Other risk factors for keloids include dark skin, previous keloid formation, and nickel containing earrings.

Ear piercing procedure is carefully done and rendered by our exceptionally trained nurses under the direction and supervision of the Chief Operating Officer who is a pediatrician practicing in New Jersey. Our nurses are skilled in doing ear piercing at any age.

Our mission is to provide safe, gentle, and centered ear lobe piercings by exceptionally trained medical professionals who are nurses. Ears in general are different in appearance and shape and may not be symmetrical for some occasions. We place the piercing markings and have the parent/client approve them to ensure prior satisfaction before we proceed with the ear-piercing.

We pierce one earlobe at a time. This way we can assure symmetry of earring placements.

We use a piercing device with a sterile, single-use cassette that houses the earrings inside. In this way, we do not use needles instead, we pierce the earlobe directly with the earring studs to ensure no cross-contamination in between patients.

We currently only provide piercing services for lower ear lobes.

Yes

We can only provide medical advice and services to those who had their piercing done by our staff.

Yes, we do re-piercing provided that the infection has been resolved. The new piercing will be done away from the scar, (if any).

If you have a keloid concern or suffering from diabetes, we highly advise you to consult with your doctor first and have their clearance to get an ear piercing for your own health and safety.

We use lidocaine cream.

If this occurs within the first 48 hours of piercing, re-piercing can occur in 1 week. If it occurs later than 48 hours, a period of 3 + weeks may be required for the hole to close.

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The numbing cream is pretty safe. Like with any other cream there is always a small chance of allergies

When it wears off there will be some tenderness in the area if touched but most children do fine