The guiche piercing is placed in the raphe, the seam between the scrotum and the anus. Since the tissue in this area is very flexible, the piercing can be easily stretched once it has completely healed.

Every piercing is different and requires different jewelry, care, healing times, etc.

Here you will find all important information in brief or detailed form.

FUNDAMENTALS

l During the first two days after piercing, avoid anything that thins the blood: such as alcohol, drugs and medication (aspirin)

l No sunbathing, saunas, or tanning beds for the next three weeks. Avoid seawater, salt water, or swimming for six weeks.

l Do not exercise for approximately 72 hours (sweating).

l When caring for your body, pH-neutral soaps should be used and should not come into direct contact with the piercing.

l For the next four weeks, any type of sexual intercourse (including oral sex) is taboo because there is a high risk of infection.

l You should avoid cycling and other activities that put strain on this area for two weeks.

l Due to the direct proximity to the anus, special attention must be paid to hygiene during the healing process.

RISKS

Sitting and sporting activities such as cycling and jogging will be very uncomfortable at first and can lead to complications.

PLACEMENT

The guiche piercing is placed in the raphe, the seam between the scrotum and the anus.

JEWELRY FOR PIERCING

For the initial insertion, a ball closure ring made of titanium with a thickness of 1.6 mm or 2 mm is used.

JEWELRY AFTER HEALING

After the piercing has healed, there are many different pieces of jewelry to choose from.

Our team will be happy to help you find the right jewelry when changing.

Here you can see a small selection of piercing jewelry

HEALING TIME & JEWELRY CHANGE

The healing process varies from person to person. A guiche piercing typically takes 3-6 months to heal.

The first change of jewelry should take place after 12 weeks at the earliest .

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