Would you usually recomend that the initail ring in a tragus pericing be a larbret stud? What about swelling?
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About 25% of our clients opt for a labret stud as the initial jewelry, with the rest preferring a ring. If a labret stud is used, it should be about 50% longer than the length of the piercing to accomodate expected swelling, and to permit cleaning of the piercing. A shorter stud can be used after the initial swelling has subsided, but there should always be a little play in the jewelry.
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