Here are the Things You Need to Know Before You Get a Penis Piercing

What’s it all about?

A penis is any jewelry that is inserted into the:

You can do it for many reasons, including sexual pleasure and aesthetics.

The term penis piercing is sometimes used as an umbrella term. There are many ways to puncture the penis. Each piercing is unique.

Apadravya – is pierced vertically through glans from top to bottom, or vice versa.
Ampallangpierced horizontally from left to right through the glans
Deep shaft Typically, an ampallang or apadravya did down the shaft towards the penis base.
Dydoe/king’s crown: done vertically through the ridge at the penis head’s base
Foreskin if not circumcised. With jewelry placed where the foreskin covers or towards the shaft
Frenumdone horizontally right behind the glans below the shaft, known as the frenulum or in several horizontal lines along the bottom.
Guiche: runs horizontally across your perineum (the Skin between your buttocks and anus)
Harada: anywhere on your scrotum. Often in the middle of your scrotum.
Lorum horizontally or vertically at the point where the base and shaft meet the scrotum
Magic cross: is composed of two to three piercings through your glans. Usually, two barbells cross each other, and four beads stick out under the Skin.
Prince Albert goes through the hole where pee is released, called the Ura, and exits through the penis shaft, just behind the glans.
Public: consists of a piece of jewelry that runs through the area surrounding the base of your penis.
Reverse PA: The opposite of Prince Albert. Jewelry enters the urethra through the top of the shaft.

Penis piercings may have sexual benefits for your partner or you.

Movement stimulation during masturbation, oral or penetrative sex can stimulate piercings in the shaft or glans. This leads to greater pleasure.

This increased sensation is widely held in high regard by Prince Albert.

Some piercings increase penetrative sex by stimulating different nervous systems in the vagina, clitoris or anus.

These could include:

Your piercer will be able to determine if the piercing that you desire is compatible with your anatomy.

If you have a circumcised penis, for example, you won’t be able to get a foreskin piercing.

Perforations, especially on the glans and shafts, can affect your ability to urinate.

Thin condom material could also be pierced by jewelry placed through the urethra.

A penis piercing will not affect your fertility.

The piercing location will determine the type of jewelry that is used. One of these options may be recommended by your piercer:

Discuss the following options with your piercer:

Surgical Titanium: hypoallergenic, ideal for sensitive Skin
Plastics are made from biocompatible polymers (plastics). Flexible, durable and safe for initial piercings
Niobium is Another hypoallergenic material that doesn’t easily break down like other metals.
Yellow or White Gold:14-karat gold or yellow gold are recommended for healing. Avoid gold-plated jewelry, as it can cause allergic reactions and infections.
Platinumhighly recommended because it’s more expensive and more difficult to find.