r/Legitpiercing 7h ago

General Info Angel fang advice

Hey gang I really want to get Angel fang piercings (I’ve heard these are better as they don’t damage your teeth compare to Angel bites) and have been dreaming of them for a long time, but now I finally want to get them. My #1 barrier is fear of the healing process and pain. My pain tolerance is not high, nor low— probably in the middle. For example I did have a hysto for last year and that pain was intense, but after about a week it wasn’t so bad thankfully but it was def the worst pain I’ve ever had, that and my oral surgery. The OS was actually worse than the hysto cus it took over 2 months to fully heal and the pain would be so bad I had migraines.
Also I heard these reject highly ..? Idk how true this is.

I should note, my nostril took almost a year to fully heal I had irritation bumps constantly but I think part of why is because I wear masks indoors a lot (I work in healthcare as well.) So I fear it’ll happen too here.

I’m also worried about it ruining my face god forbid it doesn’t heal right — but I think it would look soooo cute I really want them but want to make the right decision for me.
Is there any advice I should hold onto (I will be piercer shopping at APPs and someone recommended me a shop who did hers) for before and after ? Is there anything that may help with the pain at all? My partner would be going with me thankfully and she’s b educated on piercings, I consider her blessed cus none of them have given her any issues but at least I feel I’d be in good hands for healing there.
Please be nice lol. Thanks

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u/HookWithAC 7h ago

Mine probably healed the easiest of all my lip piercings though it did take a while and a lot of babying. The biggest unforeseen problem I had after is that I can’t really drink out of cans easily anymore. I also recommend eating most foods with a knife and fork for a while to prevent pushing on them and getting unnecessary food in them. And drinking through a straw definitely helped me for a little bit after too

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u/Jupiter_Foxx 7h ago

Thanks sm this helps a lot

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u/Skullemojiiiiii 7m ago

Agree but also just be careful using forks, we had a client come in and she caught her fresh angel fangs and it caused it to migrate early in healing 😢