Myself and 3 of my friends went here for piercings. We all 3 got the triple forward helix piercing, done by the owner of the shop. He seemed not happy about having to do the piercings as it is apparen... Read More
Myself and 3 of my friends went here for piercings. We all 3 got the triple forward helix piercing, done by the owner of the shop. He seemed not happy about having to do the piercings as it is apparently a difficult piercing to do, but did not say that he was not adept or comfortable doing this piecing. The piercings were painful and seemed to be a lot of work, but we thought that this was just normal for this particular piercing. We paid $100 each, and this was for their upgraded "premium jewelry". Our ears all look very red and swollen, but as this is normal for most piercings, we assumed they would look good after the swelling went down.Flash forward to today, approximately 1 month after receiving these piercings. We are back home in Oklahoma City, and the middle earring of my friend's triple forward helix has receded back into her cartilage. The front stud of the earring is not visible, as it is embedded in the middle of the cartilage. It is very red, swollen, and painful. We decide to go to a very reputable piercing shop in OKC to have it looked at to see if they can adjust the earring and fix the issue. The piercer at this shop takes one look at my friend's ear and is stunned at how horrible of a piercing job it was. He said there was absolutely nothing done right with the piercing and that all of the rings needed to come out of her ear immediately. He looked at mine (which had been healing fine) and said mine is also a hack job, and all of mine need to be removed as well. He said the piercings are all facing different directions, not done straight through, and would never heal properly. He also said that you should never be able to see the backs of the earrings with a triple forward helix. You could see the backs of all 3 of our piercings. Also, the "premium jewelry", he said can be purchased online for somewhere in the range of 5 cents a stud. He had to physically cut one of my friends piercings, as he said that whoever put it in had stripped the screw portion of the earring. I also had mine removed, even though I wasn't having issues, because I do not want mine to heal in the manner that they were pierced. I should mention that the shop who removed them did not benefit even remotely by our business. We did not pay to have the piercings removed, and they did not try and sell us additional piercings or jewelry. He had no intentions other than to salvage our ears. We are extremely infuriated that we were duped into letting someone who is not proficient in this specific piercing perform it on us. I would be very very weary of having any piercings done at this shop. Read Less