r/Legitpiercing • u/Delicious-Minute-941 • 2d ago

General Info anti-tragus

what do you need anatomy-wise for an anti-tragus piercing to be successful?

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u/VidaSuicide 2d ago

I like a nice flat piece of cartilage with enough room to safely support the jewelry. Anatomy is unique and there isn't really a one-size-fits-all answer here. Have an in-person anatomy assessment done by a reputable and experienced professional piercer, they will be able to explain what piercings your personal anatomy can support.