Drazic said:Cannular is about the safest way of body piercing full stop. It's super hyginic but you can't make any mistake with them!
Stick it through, pull the needle back leaving the cannular in there, feed the first few mm of jewery in the canular, pull it all through and hey presto.
Now try doing it with a Blade type neddle, it'll hurt you customer/patent a lot more than anyhting going and is bloody messy word for word
having twice had the experience of having to retire a piercing and cut shards of plastic out of my own flesh due to cannulas shattering because they are not designed to be used in piercings (and the compressive forces placed on the cannula when you push it fully through tough tissue being too much/in the wrong direction).
blades are as clean (or even more so - far easier for an ultrasonic and autoclave to clean than a cannular) and (in my opinion) far easier to use.
as for pain/blood...that's all down to technique rather than type of needle.
plus, a blade needle means for a far quicker and simpler procedure. stick it through, follow through with jewelery and secure the jewelery. of course if its a pa or nostril, you may need to use a receiving tube but you would with a cannular also...and the tissue is tough enough to cause problems with a cannular anyway.
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i like it - turned out sweet - i will get a picture and upload it in a minute.
anyway..
