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Originally drafted by the [[Association of Professional Piercers]], the '''Piercee's Bill of Rights''' defines what every [[piercing client]] should be able to expect from a quality [[studio]]. It reads, | |||
;EVERY PERSON BEING PIERCED HAS THE RIGHT: | |||
# To be pierced in a hygienic environment by a clean, conscientious, sober [[piercer]] wearing a fresh pair of disposable medical examination [[gloves]]. | |||
# To be pierced with a brand new, completely [[sterilized]] single-use [[needle]] that is immediately disposed of in a medical [[Sharps container]] after use on one piercing. | |||
# To be touched only with freshly sterilized and appropriate implements, properly used and disposed of or re-sterilized (where appropriate) in an [[autoclave]] prior to use on anyone else. | |||
# To know that [[piercing guns]] are NEVER appropriate, and are often dangerous when used on anything -- including [[earlobes]]. | |||
# To the peace of mind that comes from knowing that their piercer knows and practices the very highest standards of sterilization and hygiene. | |||
# To have a knowledgeable piercer evaluate and discuss appropriate piercings and [[jewelry]] for her/his individual anatomy and lifestyle. | |||
# To be fully informed of all risks and possible complications involved in his/her piercing choice before making any decisions. | |||
# To seek and receive a second opinion either from another piercer within the studio or from another studio. | |||
# To have initial piercings fitted with jewelry of appropriate size, material, design, and construction to best promote healing. Gold-plated, gold-filled or sterling silver jewelry is never appropriate for any new or unhealed piercing | |||
# To see pictures, be given a tour of the piercing studio, and to have all questions fully and politely answered before making or following through on any decision. | |||
# To be fully informed about proper [[aftercare]], both verbally and in writing, and to have continuing access to the piercer for assistance throughout the healing process. | |||
# To be treated with respect, sensitivity and knowledge regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, ability, health status or piercing choice. | |||
# To change her/his mind, halt the procedure and leave at any point if the situation seems uncomfortable or improper. | |||
==See Also== | |||
* [[Basic Ten]] | |||
* [[Association of Professional Piercers]] | |||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 16 September 2023
Originally drafted by the Association of Professional Piercers, the Piercee's Bill of Rights defines what every piercing client should be able to expect from a quality studio. It reads,
- EVERY PERSON BEING PIERCED HAS THE RIGHT
- To be pierced in a hygienic environment by a clean, conscientious, sober piercer wearing a fresh pair of disposable medical examination gloves.
- To be pierced with a brand new, completely sterilized single-use needle that is immediately disposed of in a medical Sharps container after use on one piercing.
- To be touched only with freshly sterilized and appropriate implements, properly used and disposed of or re-sterilized (where appropriate) in an autoclave prior to use on anyone else.
- To know that piercing guns are NEVER appropriate, and are often dangerous when used on anything -- including earlobes.
- To the peace of mind that comes from knowing that their piercer knows and practices the very highest standards of sterilization and hygiene.
- To have a knowledgeable piercer evaluate and discuss appropriate piercings and jewelry for her/his individual anatomy and lifestyle.
- To be fully informed of all risks and possible complications involved in his/her piercing choice before making any decisions.
- To seek and receive a second opinion either from another piercer within the studio or from another studio.
- To have initial piercings fitted with jewelry of appropriate size, material, design, and construction to best promote healing. Gold-plated, gold-filled or sterling silver jewelry is never appropriate for any new or unhealed piercing
- To see pictures, be given a tour of the piercing studio, and to have all questions fully and politely answered before making or following through on any decision.
- To be fully informed about proper aftercare, both verbally and in writing, and to have continuing access to the piercer for assistance throughout the healing process.
- To be treated with respect, sensitivity and knowledge regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, ability, health status or piercing choice.
- To change her/his mind, halt the procedure and leave at any point if the situation seems uncomfortable or improper.