Ear Lobe Piercing in Dublin

About ear lobe piercing

A lobe piercing sits in the soft lower part of the ear. Placement can be centred for a first piercing or planned beside existing holes for a second or third lobe piercing. Bring your usual earrings, or a picture of the look you want, so you can discuss spacing and balance. Matching both ears does not necessarily mean choosing identical measurements: the shape of each lobe matters. Agree the marked positions with your piercer before the appointment proceeds.

Is this placement right for you?

Think about what you would eventually like to wear, from small studs to hoops, and how much space you want between pieces. Existing holes and old piercing marks are useful details to discuss at the studio. If you are booking for a child, contact Impulse first to confirm the current age, identification and consent requirements. The child should be involved in the decision. For a pair, ask how to plan everyday comfort and sleep around two newly pierced ears.

Jewellery and what is included

Basic jewellery is included in the published lobe price. Tell the piercer whether you prefer a discreet finish or want to build a coordinated ear collection. Ask to see the available starting jewellery and any optional upgrades, with the total cost agreed before you choose.

Explore jewellery options and prices.

Looking after your piercing

Wash your hands before caring for your new lobes and leave the jewellery still. Ask your piercer to demonstrate cleaning before you leave. A pair gives you two areas to look after, so discuss both ears at your review and arrange any jewellery changes with the studio.

Follow the instructions given for your individual piercing. Ask the studio about any fit checks or jewellery changes during healing.

Further reading: Association of Professional Piercers aftercare guidance.