I had always wanted to add to the frenums that I had(I did them myself, and I DO NOT, repeat DO NOt recommend it) and I figured a pair of dydoes would compliment them. It took me forever to find someone who I trusted with doing them, because most of the piercers in my general area are not trained to do them, and the ones that are only work a couple days a week. So after seeing a friends neck that Lauren had pierced, I decided to get my dydoes. Well first a Pa, which I may post as another experience, but this one is about my dydoes.
At A Glance Author Jeff Contact Jeff@bme.anon When Three months ago Artist Lauren Studio Accent Art Tattoo Location Gloucester,VA About two or three months ago after getting a Prince Albert, after months of tracking down both a piercer that I trusted and one who could actually perform the piercing, I decided to get a pair of dydoes to go with it. This time I got to take others to enjoy the piercing experience, my manager and another employee, both who were to get pierced for the first time (a bellybutton and frenum). So I set up the appointment for the three of us and headed over to get pierced.
We showed up a bit early, and had to wait because Lauren had an unexpected tattoo, but it gave us time to all get ready. We all looked at her portfolio and at some of the tattoo and piercing magazines that were in the lobby of the shop. She made sure that we all had eaten at least something so that we wouldn't pass out. She gave us the forms that we needed to fill out. I let them go first, and then it was my turn.
I had in mind what it would be like, having gotten my PA only a week before. We talked for a while, and she looked at my PA, which was and has healed now, put on some music to help ease the mood, she washed her hands and got her gloves on , and prepped me for the piercing by marking the ridge of my penis where I wanted them, and told me what exactly she was going to do. She put the clamps on and told me to keep talking and just relax. She pushed the needle through and was quick to put in the jewelry. She asked how it was, and how it compared to the PA. I responded with "it was a bit more painful, and that I'd need a bit of time to get ready for the next one." She did the next one, and it wasnt as bad, but it still wasn't as easy as the PA. She said that she thought that they would turn out well, she questioned the left one, and said that if I had any problems with it to let her know. She said that there are no questions that are stupid, and she has seen almost everything,and knows how to take care of them.
There wasnt as much blood as there was with the PA, which was kind of shocking since there was two of them this time, but I took the precautions just in case. What i recommend to anyone who is thinking about getting a genital piercing is where a pair of lose fitting underwear, or wrap a towel around you the first couple nights, just incase you do bleed, you wont have blood stains all over you bed. I found this out the hard way, and it is kind of had explaining a large blood stain to your mom.
Unfortunately, the one on the left rejected in about a week, and the one of the right hand side was good up until the last week or so. Then it rejected as well after about a month or so of having it. I think it got lonely or thought it was the trendy thing to do. But Lauren stands behind all of her work and said she'd do them both again once they heal. And this time she has some shorter jewelry that will cause less irritation and hopefully wont reject. I am looking forward to it again and hope that they last me a great while. I am happy that I was able to experience these piercings. I really dont care too much for the pain, but its one of those things, that it is worth it in the long run, and they will bring enjoyment to you and your partners for years to follow.
I highly recommend that you search for a piercer that is as well trained as Lauren. And don't just go to anyone, because it is your body and you are the one that has to go through the procedure. I hope this experience has been helpful, and if you have any questions feel free to email.
Thank you,
Jeff