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The Tea: Surface Piercings vs. Dermal Anchors

Hey Body Candy Fam! It me, Alley, Back for another edition of The Tea. If it's your first time joining us, welcome! The Tea is my every-Thursday vlog where I have a chance to talk about anything that's on my mind - usually related to piercings, tattoos, body mods, and just being yourself. Have you ever seen a piercing that just seems to "float" somewhere on someone's body? You're most likely looking at a dermal piercing. The fun thing about these little mods is they can be placed anywhere (within reason). You may occasionally also hear about surface piercings - they're very similar in appearance, but there are a few significant ways that these two unique mods differ. Let's talk about dermals and surface piercings today bbs! Here are some quick facts: Today's topics: The main difference between these two piercings? A dermal is a single-point piercing (it stays anchored beneath the skin) and surface piercings have an exit-point Dermal anchors are located underneath the dermal layer of skin - hence their name. Anchors often come with holes in the jewelry so your tissue can grow through them as it heals, further anchoring them in place. - Did you know that both eyebrow rings and navel piercings are technically considered surface piercings? They are very common locations for piercings, so they've earned their own categories. Certain piercings might be better for certain parts of the body. For example, a dermal might be better for a part of the body that moves a lot (think arm, wrist, fingers), whereas a surface piercing might better suit a curved body part. Your piercer can help you figure out what would be the better option per location. Keep in mind that dermals and surface piercings are prone to migration and rejection (mostly due to their tendency to get snagged). Make sure you're ready to accept the risks before you head out to get one of these mods! More content below! ♡ https://www.bodycandy.com/blogs/body-...