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dermal monroe


Question Posted Saturday April 23 2011, 10:10 pm

i have braces and i was wondering if the dermal monroe witch is the one that doesnt go all the wasy threw your lip affect braces ?

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rainbowcherrie answered Sunday April 24 2011, 1:12 pm:
I have had many piercings, including a microdermal and some other unusual and complex ones so hopefully you'll find my advice on this topic useful.

You are correct in thinking that a microdermal anchor piercing doesn't go all the way through. Instead it is literally 'anchored' into the skin. However, it isn't a good idea to get a microdermal as an alternative to a standard monroe piercing. The area moves too much which means the piercing probably won't heal properly and will be much more likely to migrate or reject altogether. Microdermals are better suited to low-movement areas which allow the piercing to sit straight.

The good news is that a standard monroe piercing shouldn't affect your braces. The bar will be held in place by a flat disk which should sit flush against your lip and not interfere with your gums. An experienced piercer will be able to position the monroe so that it doesn't go anywhere near your braces.

As with all piercings there are risks to consider and I strongly recommend you do your research before deciding whether or not to do it. This page gives a basic overview of the procedure and healing of a monroe piercing as well as a guide to prices:
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You can also read about the risks involved when getting any piercing here:
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And here is some more specific information about the risks associated with lip piercings:
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It is also important that you find an experienced body piercer at a good studio to perform the piercing. This page will give you some tips on how to find a good piercer:
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nikitathecheetah answered Sunday April 24 2011, 3:34 am:
probably doesn't, but you should ask the person who is doing your piercing.

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