Anti-Helix Piercing

Anti-helix

The anti-helix piercing is a piercing located opposite the helix, towards the front of the ear.

It usually takes either small labret jewellery, such as a crystal, for example, or tiny rings.

In terms of pain, it is no more painful than any other cartilage piercing, and the cartilage is very thin in this spot.

For complete healing, allow between 3 and 9 months. Like all cartilage piercings, it is best to avoid sleeping on it so as not to slow down healing.

As for the jewellery, we will first fit a sterile titanium labret, as in the first photos. Once your piercing has healed, you can, if you wish, move on to other jewellery.

It is also possible to create compositions of several anti-helix piercings so you can wear matching pieces one above the other. That is why you sometimes see several placements marked by a small purple dot in the photos.