Most professional piercers categorize genital piercings as exotic piercings. “Female exotic piercings” typically refer to female genital piercings, while “male exotic piercings” typically refer to male genital piercings.

Genital Male Ampallang Piercing

Ampallang Piercing are becoming extremely popular.

Genital Male Apradravya Piercing

The Apadravya is a piercing made from the base of the underside, either side of the fraenum, and diagonally up and out through the top of the glans.
The urethra is often pierced when doing this piercing. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Dydoe Piercing

The base of the glans usually has a raised ‘crown’.
The Dydoe piercing begins behind the glans, into the ‘crown’ and out through the front of the glans itself. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Foreskin Piercing

The Foreskin male Piercing

Genital Male Fraenulum Piercing

Fraenulum piercing is located on the underside of the penis, right at the base of the ‘head’ or ‘glans’ of the penis.
The fraenulum is the membrane that connects the base of the glans, to the foreskin.
It is not always left after a penile circumcision. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Hafada or Scrotum Piercing

The Hafada or Scrotum Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Kuno Piercing

The Kuno piercing is usually made through the base of the foreskin so the jewellery enters the base of the foreskin and travels right out of the open end of the foreskin.
Curved jewellery at 1.6mm gauge is preferable for this piercing.Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Lorum Piercing

The Lorum Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Palang Piercing

The Palang is a piercing made across the surface of the glans. It can be made through the urethra or above or below it.
Ampalang is the name given to the jewellery worn there, by the men of Borneo who used this piercing, hundreds of years ago to increase sexual pleasure. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Pubic Piercing

A Pubic piercing is a piercing located just above the penis, at the point where it extends from the pubic area. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Prince Albert Piercing

The Prince Albert piercing enters the urethra through the underside of the base of the glans (either side of the fraenum) and exits out of the penis via the urethral opening. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Male Reverse Prince Albert Piercing

The Reverse Prince Albert piercing is similar to the Prince Albert, but instead of exiting out of the base of the penis, it exits via the top of the glans. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Clitoris Piercing

Clitoris Piercing are one of the most popular female genital piercings. The Clitoris piercing is located at the top of the vagina, beneath the top hood of the labia. Lift the hood and you will see a ‘pea-shaped’ bump that is the organ, the clitoris. The Clitoris must be of sufficient size to accommodate 1.6mm gauge jewellery. If it is too small, piercing it will drastically increase the risk of nerve damage. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Christina Piercing

Christina Piercing healing time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Fourchette Piercing

Fourchette Piercings are becoming more and more popular.

Genital Female Inner Labia Piercing

The inner labia is the two hairless lips that run along either side of the vagina.
They are hairless, whereas the outer labia, which cover the inner labia and the vagina, are usually hairy. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Outer Labia Piercing

An Outer Labia piercing is located on the two lips that cover the inner labia. These are usually hairy, whereas the inner labia is not. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Triangle Piercing

The Triangle Piercing healing time: 2 - 12 weeks

Genital Female Hood Piercing

Hood Piercings are one of the most popular female genital piercings. This is the top hood of the labia, which usually covers the clitoris. Healing Time: 2 - 12 weeks