Joshua Oates

Piercing through the innermost cartilage fold of the ear.

Piercing through the ridge of cartilage above the tragus.

Piercing through the eyebrow.

Two piercings connected by a single barbell, usually across the upper ear cartilage.

Positioned just below the outer corner of the eye.

Piercing through the membrane that separates the nostrils.

Located in the vertical indentation in the middle area of your upper lip.

Piercing that goes through the nipple and not the areola. 

Piercing in the nostril.

Located in the center right below your bottom lip.

Piercing horizontally at the bridge of the nose.

Piercing on the lip.

Piercing above the upper lip, resembling Marilyn Monroe's beauty mark.

A single piercing that goes through your philtrum and then comes out on the pigmented part of your upper lip.

Piercing through the skin around the navel.

Piercing that is placed under the skin.

Piercing on the small flap of cartilage that partially covers the ear canal.

Piercing in the inner cartilage of the ear.

Piercing in the upper cartilage of the ear.

Located in the small bit of cartilage just outside of the opening to the ear canal.

Piercing on the front cartilage of the ear, above the tragus.

Piercing in the fleshy lobe of the ear.