Originally Answered: Why do some girls (especially dancers) have navel piercings? Because it draws your eye to the part of their anatomy they’re trying to show off. And especially dancers because they’re more likely to have a body type that will show off the piercing to good effect.
Similarly, what does a belly button piercing symbolize?
You may not be aware that in some cultures belly button piercings can symbolize many things. They represent strength, fertility and even courage. Getting piercings has been something that both men and women partake in. A belly button piercing is something that is a little more popular with women than men.
Furthermore, how painful is a belly piercing?
Pain and Healing Time
Although you may think a belly button piercing wouldn’t hurt that much due to being on your stomach, it will hurt slightly—just like any other piercing. Because the skin on your stomach is fleshy, it’s true that you can probably expect it to be less painful than some sort of cartilage piercing.
How long will a belly button piercing hurt?
Healing Process
Because it takes 6 to 12 months for a navel piercing to fully heal, it is very common to experience redness, soreness/pain, and swelling for up to a year. Do not mistake these signs for infection.
Do you need a flat stomach for a belly button piercing?
Many piercers don’t recommend a flat stomach for a belly button piercing because a belly button piercing feels very tight on a flat stomach. On the other hand, If you have a fat and soft stomach then it totally fine, even you will feel very comfortable with a fat stomach.
Is a belly button piercing attractive?
Some women make it look downright sexy. If it’s a personal choice or preference, go for it. Can be very attractive if done correctly (same with most other piercings). However, if it’s just for attention or just to have an excuse to wear revealing clothing, it’s kinda sad.
Are belly button piercings dangerous?
A piercing on your belly button is more likely to get infected than other body parts because of its shape. It’s easy for bacteria to hole up inside it. If the piercing needle wasn’t sterile, there’s a chance you could get serious infections like hepatitis or tetanus. Tearing.
