Reverse Prince Albert piercing
A reverse Prince Albert Piercing is exactly what it says: a "reverse Prince Albert", meaning instead of the piercing exiting through the bottom of the glans (like a Prince Albert), it exits through the top.
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Placement
The Reverse PA is a urethral piercing, entering through the urethral opening and exiting through a hole in the top of the glans. This can be seen as either half an apadravya (the top half) or an upside-down PA.
Procedure
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Healing and aftercare
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Long-term health issues
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Jewelry
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History and culture
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Reference
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