Chastity with PA Piercing FAQ

I would say all of that is true. I was peirced at 10 guage and didnt use a device until I stretched up to a 6 guage. It has to be well healed to handle pressure from nocturnal erections or attempts. Otherwise it will get sore. I did find the more I stretched up the more comfortable it got. I eventually went to 2 but now have gone back down to 6. Be careful stretching as you dont want to break the skin or split the ring hole. This will cause more time to heal. It may also create scar tissue that will make stretching more difficult. So dont force it. I used tapers and olive oil and took my time. If its too painful stop. As for cleaning I find that most open devices give you enough room to clean without removal. Just keep and eye on things.

 

Would seem there's lots of useful information here. I would just add keep it clean, clean,clean and soaked twice a day during healing and after stretching.

 

Since most piercing devices are custom and are ordered in advance, I would suggest going bigger in gauge than you think.

6 might be big enough but once you are healed and get the device, chances are you will already be ready for a 4, and in no time a 2 will fit. Kind of expensive and time consuming if reordering cages.

 

I recommend a 4 or 2 gauge PA piercing for a chastity device. Also, you need to wait after the last stretch, not just the initial healing.

I waited almost 1 year after my last stretch before using the piercing to secure a device.

 

Don't use a topical antiseptic during healing, either the initial healing, or after a stretch.

Instead, soak with a warm sea salt solution twice a day.

 

I stretched from the 8 gauge initial piercing to 2 gauge over a period of 8 months. The initial healing took about 12 weeks.

During the initial healing, don't mess with it, except to soak it.

 

Dawg, no. This is bad advice and you should change it. All piercing guidelines say SSS (sea salt soaks) 1-2x a day and no need to rotate.

 

I did not do soaks as I was told to spray. Not sure it matters but I healed fine.

 

After you've healed, how easy is it to fit yourself into your PA ready cage?

I was on another thread where people were talking about going back to their piercers for fitting. Is this right? Or do you just do it yourself?

 

you can do it yourself. Just be mindful of any pain or discomfort.

 

Hi again. I've gone and got myself pierced today and spoke to the lady about the purpose of my piercing. I told her I needed to be at least an 8 gauge for the device I have my eye on and so she pierced me at that size straight away to help get onto a 6.

I'd like to ask what the benefits would be of a 6 gauge over an 8. The device Im looking to buy says they recommend 8 gauge and over.

I'm wondering do I need stretching to a 6 if 8 is good enough.

Thanks in advance

 

A larger gauge will reduce the cheese-cutter effect.

 

What's the cheese cutter effect?!? It doesn't sound good.

 

Think of a cheese cutter cutting through the piercing like cheese. A wider gauge creates more surface area.

 

So what's recommend size?

 

6 is absolute minimum for comfort based on what I've gathered. I've done 4 but I'm gauging up to 0 for a ringless design

 

True 6 is a minimum. 4,2ga is good. I'm a sIze queen, my Pa went to 00GA and my apyis at 7/16" will go to a 1/2" in about 4 months.

 

6g is a good minimum. It’s the first size I felt comfortable tugging on it a little.

A larger gauge (4,2,...) piece distributes the same force over a wider area. This causes less pressure on the piercing hole wall.

It is Good she started you on 8. I was pierced with a 10ga needle and immediately was stretched into 8ga. It’s common to heal in 8ga and go from there.

Stretching was dead simple for me. I let it happen naturally. I also think the extra time let’s your body recreate the internal structure to carry the small forces from being locked.

I’ll have to check my journal notes but I think going from 8 to 6 was really simple.

I’m in 2ga for daily wear but I think I could have stopped at 4ga. Especially if I stayed in a cage rather than playing with heavier weights unsupported by a base ring.

I researched and averaged people’s advice back in 2014. I think 6g and 4g kept coming up, if I remember correctly.

 

I'm looking to get myself the Bijou, so hppefhopewith it's light weight design, no ball ring, a size 6 will be good enough. Their website says 8 and up, but I think I'd rather go with the communities opinion on this one.

It's the morning after my piercing and still feeling a little odd. Hope the healing all goes according to plan.

 

Hi again. How long does it take before the discomfort dissapears? My piercing is healing fine, but all day long I've a dull aching, especially when moving it hurts more than I'd like.

I'm suspecting it's the ring twisting in my underwear and pulling on the piercing. I can't seem to find a comfortable place for it to sit. Is this normal and how long does it go on for?

 

Try inserting a bent barbell instead of the ring . See if that stops the twisting/pulling

 

I wanted a bar, but the piercer said I should have a ring...

Is it ok to remeovot myself a week after the initial piercing, or should I let it settle a little longer? I've read you should keep it in for 4/6 weeks initially. I'm getting stretched up to a 6 gauge in three weeks so will ask if my next piece can be a bar.

 

If it is causing discomfort then I would switch and see if thinks get better. Soak and clean twice daily. Try a bent barbell at same gauge you were pierced at. Keep it clean.