What is that piercing called that is basicly a vertical surface piercing on your face, right beside your tragus? Dose it have a large chance of rejection or just andy problems in general?

a medusa? the one that sits between the points on your upper lip?

Ohh sorry, I thought you ment somewhere in the ear. I'm guessing its just a surface piercing

oohh, the one people get microdermals there all the time? dur i'm dumb

no, no, no, its none of those. It is ON your face, right beside your tragus. I know it is a vertical surrface piercing but dose it have a name?

i know what you mean, and i believe it is just a surface piercing, i don't think it has it's own name.
i assume it will have the same success rate and healing habits of any surface piercing.

Is that piercing highly prone to rejection like a Nape or not?

I have heard it only referred to as a vertical tragus surface piercing.

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http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Vertical_Tragus

They can also be pierced further out from the ear, but still lie parallel to the tragus.

it all depends on the person and the piercing. there is plenty already on these boards about it, if you use the search function.

How close to the tragus? Are you thinking of an anti-eyebrow?

Napes are not necessarily prone to rejection unless they encounter trauma or pierced with inappropriate style or sized jewelry.

No I am thinking like 1/2-1cm away from the base of the tragus(toward the center of my face).

Yes, which is why I added my additional description in my above post.

Visual depiction of exit holes of surface jewelry:


If that's not what you're talking about, I'm a monkey's uncle.


SamanthaLoyal-
Number four on picture one is certainly not a daith.

ALright, thanks. But because it is a surface piercing, is it prone to rejection. Thats what I have heard, is that Surface piercings usually reject... That was also from my old piercer that said it was OK to skip sizes so im not sure what to belive.

*Axon, that is exactly what I am talking about*

anybody know if it rejects alot or if not?