Making, Changing, and Helping Piercings
We are appointment only for all services - including shopping for jewelry. Please give us a call and we can set up time for a dedicated jewelry stylist to walk you through jewelry selection, and a piercer will be available to size and install the jewelry for you.
Body Piercing
Our piercers can provide a full range of body piercings from standard earlobe piercings to complex ear cartilage projects, facial, and genital piercings. Staff will assess the client's anatomy to make sure they are properly suited for the piercing being requested. A selection of jewelry is tailored by our staff to each person's anatomy and personal style.We always ensure that the jewelry fits adequately for healing and that you love how it looks. Using only ASTM-F138 implant-grade stainless steel, ASTM-F136 implant grade titanium, and solid 14k/18k nickel-free golds means you can feel comfortable knowing what you're wearing is safe (learn more about our jewelry here).
Aftercare is discussed in full detail with ample opportunity to have questions answered. A pamphlet with contact information for your piercer, the studio, as well as aftercare tips and routines is always provided. You can also head to our aftercare section to read about how we suggest to take care of piercings any time!
Jewelry Changes
Whether the piercing was done at Good Life or not, piercers are available to change jewelry for any kind of piercing. Jewelry changes with purchase of in-house pieces includes a custom fitting to make sure the jewelry is fitted properly and on tight.
Jewelry brought in from outside the studio will be assessed to ensure it is safe for wear and will fit the piercing properly.
All jewelry for jewelry changes is either disinfected or sterilized.
Consultations and Troubleshooting
We can consult clients and assess their anatomy for specific piercings they might want or suggest placement for unique anatomy.
Clients with existing piercings that are struggling to heal properly can have a piercer troubleshoot the issues. Through discussion and examination a piercer can help a client identify what is causing the problems and make the necessary changes, whether in form of aftercare routine or adjustments in jewelry, to get the piercing to recover.