If a septum piercing is done correctly (and you have average anatomy), it shouldn’t be very painful and doesn’t touch any bone/hard cartilage because there’s what’s called a “sweet spot” inside your nose underneath the hard cartilage that’s thin and soft that the piercing should go through.
If a septum piercing is done correctly (and you have average anatomy), it shouldn’t be very painful and doesn’t touch any bone/hard cartilage because there’s what’s called a “sweet spot” inside your nose underneath the hard cartilage that’s thin and soft that the piercing should go through.
lol “nose at belt”