It bruised a little when it was first done, but this insanely long Tygon surface piercing is now about eight months old in the bigger photo. The piercing is by Alec at Straight to the Point in Portland, OR. Normally my worry would be abcessing, because keeping a piercing like this drained and healthy isn’t easy… but some people can heal anything!
Not something I’d normally recommend, but it looks good.
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Posted on 04-22-2006 09:03:14 by Schizophreza
Wow. I wonder if she is going to get the other side done to match.
Posted on 04-22-2006 16:48:21 by t.thomas
i recently saw this guy working at a convention. i believe he uses tygon for everything.
Posted on 04-22-2006 19:11:05 by anon
heh yep alec is the man but I’d agree that he is a tygon obsessive. he used tygon on me and well…definitely didnt work out…still this is an amazing piercing
Posted on 04-22-2006 20:42:28 by MishMosh
Is that bruising/bloody eye from the piercing?
Posted on 04-23-2006 01:31:06 by jo
wow, that loooks AWESOME!!! if only my body could heal things like that, mine sucks!
Posted on 04-23-2006 02:27:28 by m
that looks really cool but personally i wouldnt mess with stuff that close to my eye… eyebrows my limit
and i was wondering the same thing as mishmosh…
Posted on 04-23-2006 03:08:04 by outmywindow
Yeah, that’s pretty cool on another person, but I’m way too squeamish about my eyes to ever do anything like that.
I can hardly put eyedrops in my eyes, so that piercing is definitely out of the question for me…
Posted on 04-23-2006 04:00:28 by coconutjules
Amazing. How long must that needle have been??
Posted on 04-23-2006 21:45:41 by glider
MishMosh — it’s not unusual to see bruising even from an eyebrow piercing… I think that if you type “Bruising” into the BME encyclopedia you’ll see some other pictures.
Posted on 05-04-2006 10:20:15 by Ausmoz
The needle may not have been as long as the piercing/jewellery. He may have used a clamp, and the bruise could be from the clamp.