HELLO
Hi, Iβm Aga Veles β a professional body piercer based in Cork.
My work is all about precision, safety, and style.
I believe a piercing should be more than just jewellery β it should be a statement, a memory, and a perfect fit for you.Take a look at my work and see how piercing can become wearable art.
Work
A gallery of some piercings Iβve had the pleasure to create.
Each one done with focus, steady hands, and attention to every detail.
About
Iβm Aga β a body piercer obsessed with precision and style.
Iβve lived in four countries, travelled even more, and Iβm always chasing inspiration β from new places, new people, and the latest industry techniques.
Piercing isnβt just my job β itβs my passion. Iβm committed to constant learning, attending conferences, and staying up to date so I can offer you the very best in safety, style, and technique.
Aftercare
When it comes to healing your new piercing, it's important to prioritize your overall health and well-being. Ensuring your body heals effectively involves maintaining good health practices such as staying hydrated, eating nutritiously, and getting sufficient rest. Mental well-being, including managing stress levels, also plays a significant role in your body's healing process.
General aftercare for all piercings
- Avoid touching your piercing.
- Refrain from twisting or turning your jewelry.
- Don't apply pressure on the piercing, especially while sleeping
- Wash your hands before starting aftercare.
- Rinse the piercing with sterile saline solution.
- Gently remove any residue with a saline-soaked cotton bud.
- Keep the skin around the piercing dry.
Additional aftercare for body piercings
- Keep the piercing dry, avoiding submerging it in water for the first 6 weeks (this includes bathing at home, swimming pools, using hot tubs etc)
- Keep makeup, lotions, hair products and spray tan away from the piercing for the first 6 weeks.
- Avoid using harsh cleaning products on the piercing.
- Refrain from changing jewelry too soon, ask your piercer about downsizing.
- Watch out for signs of infection like increased redness, swelling, warmth or discharge. If you notice any of these contact your piercer or healthcare professional.
