Microdermal Piercing

Professional Body Piercing at Kaleidoscope

About Microdermal Piercing

A single-point surface anchor that sits beneath the skin. Microdermals, also known as dermal anchors, are versatile surface piercings that can be placed almost anywhere on your body. Our experienced piercers specialize in precise placement and use only the highest quality implant-grade materials.

At Kaleidoscope, our experienced piercers use only the highest quality jewelry and sterile techniques to ensure a safe and comfortable piercing experience. We'll guide you through the entire process, from choosing the right jewelry to proper aftercare.

Microdermal Piercing Gallery

Browse our professional microdermal piercing work. All images showcase real piercings done at Kaleidoscope with high-quality jewelry and expert technique.

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What to Expect

Professional consultation to discuss placement and jewelry options
Sterile environment and equipment
Quick procedure with minimal discomfort
Comprehensive aftercare instructions
Follow-up care available if needed

Healing Time

The typical healing time for a microdermal piercing is 2-4 months. However, it's important to maintain proper aftercare throughout the entire healing process. Our experienced piercers will provide specific healing timeline information during your consultation.

Jewelry Options

We offer a wide selection of microdermal tops and anchors including surgical steel, titanium, and gold options. Choose from various decorative tops featuring gems, opals, CZ stones, and unique designs. Our piercers will help you select the perfect option for your style and placement.

Aftercare

Proper aftercare is crucial for a successful healing process. Clean your piercing twice daily with sterile saline solution, avoid touching with unwashed hands, and follow our detailed aftercare instructions. We're always available to answer any questions you may have during your healing journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a microdermal piercing hurt?

How should I clean my microdermal piercing?

How long do microdermal piercings last?

Can microdermal piercings be removed?

Where can microdermal piercings be placed?

Can I change my jewelry before it's fully healed?

How do I get my jewelry changed?

I think my piercing might be infected or unhappy - what should I do?

It could be, but often times it is caused by irritation such as bumping, catching, playing with, clothing choices or sleeping on the piercing. Any of these can lead to the jewelry not fitting correctly and this in turn can cause more swelling and redness. We have several solutions to fixing the issues depending on the situation and your body type. We start with the most general and from there narrow it down to the best fit for you. We can usually get any issue under control without losing the piercing but we want to be as proactive as possible, so please come see us with any concerns and if we think you need to see a Dr. we will let you know.

What is the normal drainage from a new piercing?

You may notice some drainage coming from a new piercing in it's healing phase. While this is normal for any new piercing(some more than others) the drainage should be a yellowish brown color often containing lymph fluid, sebum, and possibly some blood. Please be sure to rinse thoroughly in the bath or shower removing as much as possible without causing movement to the piercing. If you are ever unsure whether your piercing is healthy and happy please don't hesitate coming by the shop so a piercer can take a look. We would rather see you too much than not enough.

Ready for Your Microdermal Piercing?

Contact Kaleidoscope today to schedule your consultation with our experienced piercers.