Kindrid's Teardrop Dermal Anchor Piercing Experience | UrbanBodyJewelry.com 

Some people do that but now that you have this technique people rather do this since it's way less risky for rejection

Michiel van Steenhoven what, no. It’s more riskier like this actually

mvmvplugs no they’re right

@@strawberryfields0530 than a surface bar anchor?? No lol

@@strawberryfields0530 it’s actually not. they are right

Reem All omg JB 😭

I HAD A DREAM ABOUT GETTING ONE LAST NIGHT AND I WAS LIKE I WANNA SEE WHAT JAEBEOM WENT THRU TO GET IT

Fluffy Felix Lee i was also curious about what JB had gone through 😔 it looks very painful but he managed it so well for sure ❤️ all the love for Jaebeom #igot7 #got7

I think jb's might be a surface piercing? In which case it will reject rlly quickly

Yes

I'm on rivaroxaban blood thinners and getting mine done on the 18th. Can't wait 😎 How did yours heal ?

Depends how well you look after them. I've had mine going on five years now

@@dejhanae185 no surface piercings are guarenteed to be permanent. However regular piercings are usually very permanent.

Dejhanae Jackson I mean, not all piercings close. Got my lobes done when I was 11ish. Only wear earrings once every 3-4 months. Sometimes longer. Never closes.

Dermal piercings will last while surface piercings will reject in 6 months. She got 2 dermals which will be permanent

It's just a light pressure. It prob bled alot cuz you gotta go under the skin

It didn't really bleed that much, I've seen dermals bleed a lot more, and some where it almost didn't bleed at all. And no, the quantity of blood and the level of pain are completely disconnected/separated.

Lots of blood supply in that area that's all

yellow lemons she’s getting things stuck in her face. I don’t think you’d exactly be jumping for joy. They hurt

@@Yolo781 getting piercings is a totally exciting and exhilarating experience, She looks like she just missed her bus.

probably from the pain

My piercer said that the needle is the more modern way of doing it. I had two dermal piercings done with a dermal punch, and a few days ago with a needle. My piercer did it a little different than this video, he moved the needle back and forth to make a pouch for the anchor to fit in. The needle definitely bled more, but I think it’s more secure than the old way of doing things.

Almost none use the punch anymore. They're saying it made too big of a pocket. More scar tissue and slower healing time. After a while the anchor falls out using the punch.

Celina Ryen The anchors stay under the skin but you can change the tops to different gems and jewels.

You CAN do it your self but I say go to the piercer it’s easier

It's hard. I go to my piercer for him to do it

I did my own dermal piercing and I change out the tops all the time.

It’s not I promise

No dermals are prone to bleed a lot

She didn't bleed all that much... have you seen a lot of dermals done? It varies from person to person, even if "done right". Please don't spread such misinformation about piercings.

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how

How? You're sticking an anchor under someone's skin, there's no "gentle" way to do it. And the bleeding was fairly minimal, nothing abnormal for a surface piercing in that area.

girl, you a country WHITE girl.

the first one bled a little. the second one was a bleeder lol

and mine was with a dermal punch not a needle haha.

such a unique piercing! love seeing these irl ♡ good luck with healing :)

Microdermal

Não é microdermal, microdermal é uma haste só com uma jóia, esse é um Surface pómulo, tem gente q chama de anti-eyeball tbm.

É microdermal, confundesse com o surface por serem dois, sobretudo os procedimentos foram separados com uma agulha americana (pode ser realizado com punch e catéter também).

KFC no it feels like a pinch and I got another nose piercing as the same day I got my dermal and it was a big difference in pain

deez nutz which one was worse?

some people bleed more than others 😬

Not really, dermals tend to bleed, it's normal. I've seen people bleed 3x as much as she did, and it was with very experienced piercers.

you can't stop the bleeding... it'll stop on its own. Hell. my friend lost a good half an ounce of blood getting hers and the dudes been at it for 30 years. it's all depending on your body. only thing I found weird was he put the piercings in right away. every time I've seen it. they let the blood out first best they can.

The man piercing in the video, Matt Southwood, has 15+ years of experience, bud. Piercings bleed. Just because it bleeds, doesn't mean it was done poorly. Just because it doesn't bleed, doesn't mean it was done well.

@@notbreenie just because you have a shit ton of experience doesn't mean you're good either. He could of fucked up that piercing. One will never know lol.

You go bleed no matter what when getting these no way around it .. how much ? That just depends on the individual, mine bled the same amount as hers