For Individuals
Medical Ear Piercing
Unorthodoc offers safe, hygienic and sterile ear piercing using medical-grade earrings.
For Individuals
Unorthodoc offers safe, hygienic and sterile ear piercing using medical-grade earrings.
All piercings are done by our physician Dr. Nayo.
Includes both studs and after-care cleaning wipes.
How is ear piercing done?
Dr. Nayo uses the Blomdahl Medical Ear Piercing system. This is a single-use, sterile and disposable product available only to medical professionals. She chose this system due to the system’s maximum allergy safety with skin friendly materials. You can learn more about the system here.
What ages are allowed?
Dr. Nayo asks you wait until your child is 2 months of age and has received their first set of routine well-child vaccines before ear piercing is complete. Between 2 months and 4 months is an ideal time for ear piercing as your child can be swaddled to ensure they are still for the procedure. Once a child is 6 months+, we ask that you wait until they are old enough to cooperate and sit still for the procedure. Uncooperative toddlers are NOT ideal candidates for ear piercing.
What kind of studs do you use?
Unorthodoc uses Blohmdal’s medical-grade hypoallergenic plastic. These are safe for those with nickel allergy. Our two current choices are gold or diamond studs.
How long do piercing studs need to be left in place?
Dr. Nayo requests piercing studs (which have thicker posts than most regular earrings) be left in place for a minimum of 6 weeks to ensure proper healing and to minimize risk of infection.
What are the risks?
What is the cost?
Cost: $99 – includes both studs and after-care cleaning wipes.
How do we set up an appointment?
Call or text 919-914-9611.
Can I purchase this as a gift for someone else?
Yes! Please call or text 919-914-9611 to arrange.
Can my child get their ears pierced if they aren’t a patient at Unorthodoc?
Yes, although availability is dependent on needs of established patients. Our established patients are welcome to coordinate ear piercing at routine well-child visits.
Can I get my nose or cartilage pierced?
Not currently as Dr. Nayo doesn’t stock equipment for this.