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2. Cannula - Wikipedia

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   Cannulas are used in body piercing when using a standard IV needle (usually between 18GA and 12GA, although may be as large as 0GA, in which case the procedure is known as dermal punching and uses a biopsy punch without a cannula), and for inserting hooks for suspensions. During piercing, the fistula is created by inserting the needle. The ...

3. Eyebrow piercing - Wikipedia

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   An eyebrow piercing is a vertical surface piercing, wherein a twelve to eighteen gauge cannula needle is inserted through the bottom of the eyebrow and exits through the top of the eyebrow to permit insertion of jewelry. [1] Those performing the piercing may use a Pennington clamp to better guide the needle

4. Body piercing - Wikipedia

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   The indwelling cannula Many piercers use a needle containing a cannula (or catheter), a hollow plastic tube placed at the end of the needle. [108] In some countries, the piercing needle favoured in the United States [which?] [relevant?] is regarded as a medical device and is illegal for body piercers. [108]

5. Medusa Piercing: Steps to Success Before Going Under the Needle

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6. Pennington clamp - Wikipedia

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   A Pennington clamp, also known as a Duval clamp, has a gripping head in the shape of a triangle. The end is straight. The pliers can therefore be placed flat against the body part to be pierced and are therefore particularly suitable for piercing surface piercings, but are also frequently used for gripping free-standing body parts, for example when piercing a lobe piercing, a lip frenulum ...

7. Tongue piercing - Wikipedia

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   The piercer will check the underside of the tongue for large blood vessels, sometimes with a bright light, and mark a safe placement for the piercing. The tongue is then clamped with forceps, and pierced with a needle, usually from top to bottom with a piercing needle or from bottom to top with a cannula needle. Initial jewelry should always be ...