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It's a lot for your body to go through, and then you'll be healing 2 pircings. Also, the swelling will probably be twice as bad, and so you won't be able to breathe for a while.
People do have 2 piercings in one day (think ears) but I personally wouldn't risk it, as it will swell a lot and you don't want to affect your breathing.
People do have 2 piercings in one day (think ears) but I personally wouldn't risk it, as it will swell a lot and you don't want to affect your breathing.
Usually getting 2 or 3 piercings at the same time is okay, as long as they're not close together. Obviously it puts more strain on your body, but most people can heal them okay, although it'll probably take longer.
According to everyone with a tongue piercing who I know, the swelling from just one can get pretty bad...I'd get them done seperately, don't bother risking the huge swelling, heh.
According to everyone with a tongue piercing who I know, the swelling from just one can get pretty bad...I'd get them done seperately, don't bother risking the huge swelling, heh.
I don't think a piercer would let you have 2 piercings done at the same time in the same place...As everyone above has said, piercings can put a strain on your body, so it's best to wait until the other one has healed.
Discuss it with your piercer. They may be willing to do it, but if they haven't seen it done before they might not be willing to!
If you do do it, then make sure it's at a quiet time where you haven't got anything planned for a few days, and also have someone round to take you to hospital if necessary.
If you do do it, then make sure it's at a quiet time where you haven't got anything planned for a few days, and also have someone round to take you to hospital if necessary.
No offence but i've read up on the risks such as losing the enamel on your teeth and chipping them and as long as they are properly placed and possibly use PTFE instead of metal once downsizing then the risk should be significantly reduced. As for going into one hole... i wouldnt have them done too close to each other anyway.
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