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[[File:Dermal_Punching.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Large gauge jewelry being installed using a dermal punch.]] | |||
A '''large gauge''' [[Body piercing|body piercing]] is generally considered to be one that has been [[Stretched|stretched]], [[Ear Cutting|cut]] or otherwise placed to a larger [[Gauge|gauge]] than average. For example, an ear might be considered "large gauge" if it's over an inch or so, but an eyebrow at 12ga is also large gauge. | |||
== See Also == | |||
* [[Ear Cutting]] | |||
* [[Scalpelled Lip]] | |||
* [[Earlobe Stretching]] | |||
* [[Gauge Chart]] | |||
* [[Dermal Punch]] |
Latest revision as of 07:04, 17 September 2023
A large gauge body piercing is generally considered to be one that has been stretched, cut or otherwise placed to a larger gauge than average. For example, an ear might be considered "large gauge" if it's over an inch or so, but an eyebrow at 12ga is also large gauge.