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Helix piercings are a popular body modification choice that involves piercing the outer rim of the ear, known as the helix.

Forward helix piercings, positioned on the outer cartilage of the ear, are a stylish way to express individuality. This piercing is elegant.

Double Helix piercing involves two holes placed in the upper cartilage of the ear, typically within close proximity to each other.

Triple Helix piercings involve three separate holes in the upper ear cartilage, typically placed close together along the helix.

The tragus piercing is located on the small piece of cartilage just in front of the ear canal.

The Anti-Tragus is situated just above the earlobe on the opposite side of the tragus. This is a modern piercing.

Rook piercings are located in the upper part of the ear, specifically through the cartilage fold that sits just above the tragus.

Flat ear piercings are positioned on the flat part of the ear. This is a modern piercing and only the cutest jewelry should be chosen.

Nostril piercings involve inserting jewelry into the outer edge of the nostril.

Septum piercings are located in the cartilage between the nostrils.

Labret piercings involve the insertion of jewelry into the small indentation below the lower lip.

A Monroe piercing is a facial piercing located on the upper lip, usually on the left side, mimicking her beauty mark.

Medusa piercings are located in the center of the upper lip, just above the cupid's bow.

Bridge piercings are a type of surface piercing located at the bridge of the nose, where the skin is pierced horizontally.

Dimple piercings involve placing jewelry in the shallow indentations that some individuals naturally have on their cheeks.

Snake bites piercings consist of two holes placed symmetrically on either side of the lower lip, resembling the fangs of a snake.

Angel Bites piercings consist of two symmetrical piercings located on the upper lip.

Madonna piercings, named after the iconic pop star Madonna, are facial piercings typically located on the upper lip, off to one side.

Tongue piercings are typically placed in the midline of the tongue.

Venom piercings typically involve the placement of two holes in the tongue, resembling the fangs of a venomous snake.

Tongue web piercings are located in the thin membrane that connects the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth.

Nipple piercings involve the insertion of jewelry through the nipple, which can enhance sensitivity and add an element of aesthetic appeal.

Double nipple piercing involves the placement of two piercings on each breast's nipple, creating a striking and symmetrical aesthetic.

Surface piercings involve inserting jewelry into a flat area of the skin, rather than through a traditional spot like the earlobes or nostrils.

Dermal Anchor piercings involve embedding a small anchor plate beneath the skin's surface to secure a decorative top.

Navel piercings involve inserting jewelry through the skin at the upper rim of the navel.

The Inverse Navel piercing, also known as a reverse belly button piercing, is a unique body adornment that is positioned above the navel.

Corset piercings are typically located along the back or sides, these piercings are usually done with multiple surface piercings that are threaded with ribbons or laces to create a visually striking effect.