If you’re looking for a septum piercing in Staten Island or the NYC area, I offer precise piercings using high-quality jewelry selected for proper healing and long-term comfort.

I’m Paul, a professional body piercer with over 26 years of experience. Every piercing I perform is done with a focus on placement, jewelry selection, and long-term results.


What Is a Septum Piercing?

A septum piercing is placed through the soft tissue just below the cartilage that separates the nostrils, often referred to as the “sweet spot.”

When done correctly, the piercing sits comfortably inside the nose and allows for a wide range of jewelry options.

Septum piercings are known for their versatility. They can be worn visibly or flipped up discreetly depending on your preference.


See My Work

I’ve performed a wide range of septum piercings, from clean, minimal placements to more decorative setups depending on jewelry style.

If you’d like to see more examples of my work, you can view my full portfolio here:
👉 Portfolio Page


Jewelry Options for Septum Piercings

Septum piercings are typically started with jewelry that allows for proper healing and flexibility.

Common starter options include:

  • Titanium circular barbells (horseshoes)
  • Stainless captive bead rings
  • Simple, minimal designs for a clean look

I often recommend starting with a style that can be flipped up if needed for work or personal preference.

Once healed, they can be styled with a wide range of jewelry including clickers, decorative rings, and more detailed designs.

I follow safety standards supported by the Association of Professional Piercers to ensure proper placement, jewelry selection, and healing.


What to Expect During Your Appointment

Your appointment is handled in a clean, controlled environment. I’ll assess your anatomy and determine the best placement for your septum.

Placement is key for both comfort and appearance, so I take the time to position the piercing correctly before proceeding.

The process itself is quick, and I’ll guide you through each step so you feel comfortable throughout.

If you’d like a full breakdown of what to expect, you can read more here 👉 What to Expect During a Piercing Appointment


Pain Level & Healing Time

Septum piercings are generally considered mild to moderate in terms of discomfort. Most clients describe it as a quick pinch with some pressure and possible eye-watering.

Healing typically takes around 2 to 4 months, making it one of the faster-healing piercings.


Aftercare Basics

Septum piercings are relatively straightforward to care for when done properly.

Basic aftercare includes:

  • Cleaning with sterile saline solution
  • Avoiding unnecessary movement or touching
  • Being gentle when cleaning around the area

I’ll go over aftercare in detail during your appointment so you know exactly how to care for your piercing.

For a full aftercare guide, you can read more here:
👉 Aftercare 101: How to Help Your New Piercing Heal


Who Is a Good Candidate for a Septum Piercing

Septum piercings work well for many people, but proper placement depends on your anatomy.

You may be a good candidate if you:

  • Have a suitable “sweet spot” for placement
  • Want a versatile piercing that can be hidden if needed
  • Are interested in a wide range of jewelry styles
  • Can commit to proper aftercare

I’ll assess your anatomy and make sure the placement works comfortably for you.


Book Your Appointment

All appointments are scheduled in advance so I can give each client my full attention.

If you’re interested in a septum piercing or want help choosing the right jewelry, you can text me directly or book online.

📟 Text: 347-770-7653
🗓️ Book online: book.ipricku.com


Frequently Asked Questions

Most clients describe a septum piercing as a quick pinch followed by pressure. When placed properly, it is usually more manageable than people expect.

Septum piercings typically take around 2 to 4 months to heal, depending on aftercare and lifestyle.

In many cases, yes, but it’s best to decide on that before the piercing is done so the jewelry can be positioned appropriately.

Implant-grade titanium is a strong option for initial healing, with styles like circular barbells or rings depending on your goals.