Frenum Piercing FAQ - Info by APP Certified Piercers in NYC
Clementine Piercing offers Frenum piercings in NYC. Johnny Pearce, one of the world's top rated and most trusted piercing professionals, holds tenure at Clementine Piercing in NYC—making it an excellent option for trusted piercing services.
Look for professional, APP-certified piercing studios with:
- Experienced piercers familiar with genital piercings.
- Strict hygiene and sterilization protocols.
- Positive client reviews and portfolio examples.
Please feel free to use trusted resources like the “Find a Professional Piercer” search function on the Association of Professional Piercers website.
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A frenum piercing is on the underside of the penis, pierced through the thin strip of tissue known as the frenulum. It is commonly performed as a single piercing or as part of a series known as a Jacob's Ladder, where multiple frenum piercings are aligned along the shaft.
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A frenum piercing is positioned horizontally along the frenulum, the thin band of tissue that connects the shaft of the penis to the glans.
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- The Super Cool Aesthetic Appeal
- Potential for increased stimulation during sexual activity
- Desire to create a Jacob’s Ladder with multiple frenum piercings
- Reasons that are personal to the individual.
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Healing time typically ranges from 6 to 8 weeks, though it can vary depending on:
- Personal health and immune response
- Aftercare consistency
- Avoidance of friction and sexual activity during healing
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- Avoid touching the piercing site or interfering with the jewelry.
- Gently rinse with water while you shower. Use sterile saline solution/wound wash spray as needed.
- Abstain from sexual activity surrounding the piercing site for at least 6-8+ weeks to prevent irritation or infection.
- Avoid any twisting or playing with the jewelry.
- Wear breathable, loose-fitting underwear to minimize irritation.
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- Gently rinse with water while you shower and pat dry with a clean paper towel.
- Use sterile saline solution/wound wash spray as needed.
- Avoid soap, hydrogen peroxide, or alcohol-based products.
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- Yes, frenum piercings can close quickly, especially if fresh.
- Even well-healed piercings may shrink or close over time if jewelry is removed.
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- Experiences regarding pain vary from individual to individual. However, the pain is only moderate and short-lived, as the tissue is thin and flexible.
- Many describe it as a sharp pinch followed by mild discomfort. Expect swelling and bruising.
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- Some people report heightened stimulation due to the presence of jewelry.
- Others notice minimal or no change in sensation.
- Results vary based on individual anatomy and personal experience.
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- Some find added friction from jewelry enhances pleasure, while others experience no noticeable difference.
- Partner preference and comfort with the piercing may also impact the experience.
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- There is no scientific evidence to suggest that a frenum piercing helps prevent premature ejaculation.
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- Partner comfort and preference is always important. While there is potential for discomfort, properly healed and well-fitted jewelry minimizes irritation.
- Larger jewelry or rough movement may cause irritation.
- Communication and adjustments can help improve comfort.
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- Straight barbells made of implant-certified titanium, solid gold, niobium, or implant-certified steel are recommended.
- Initial jewelry should be slightly longer to accommodate swelling.
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Most frenum piercings are performed at 8g (3mm) or 10g (2.5mm) to prevent migration and rejection.
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- Yes, but stretching should only be attempted after full healing (typically 3–6 months post-piercing).
- Stretching should be done gradually, in a professional environment, and using sterile high-quality jewelry.
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- Infection (if aftercare is neglected)
- Migration or rejection (if jewelry is too small or placement is incorrect)
- Irritation from friction or sexual activity too soon
- Scarring if improperly stretched or if trauma occurs
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- Follow aftercare instructions carefully.
- Avoid rough handling or premature stretching.
- Use high-quality jewelry to reduce irritation.
- Give the piercing sufficient time to heal before resuming sexual activity.
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The price of a frenum piercing varies by location and studio reputation.
Average cost: $50 to $200 for the piercing service fee – not including your jewelry cost. Total cost depends on factors such as:
- Jewelry material (implant-certified titanium vs. solid gold)
- Experience level of the piercer
- Studio location and quality standards
- The quantity of piercings requested.
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