JOCELYN SCARLETT
El Monte / Long Beach / Orange, CA — Piercer
Body piercings are a form of self expression, and for others, are a therapeutic outlet that gets adorned with jewelry. Which ever it is, I'm proud to be a piercer during this time, where there's a wide range of jewelry styles, piercings, and advanced techniques.
Piercing Aftercare
- Wash hands thoroughly before touching the piercing.
- Soak with saline solution twice a day for 4 to 6 months during the initial healing stage.
- Dry with clean disposable paper products rather than cloth towels.
- Inspect jewelry ends for tightness after cleaning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book a piercing?
Book online through our piercing booking page — pick your studio and piercing, then choose a time that works for you.
How much does a piercing cost?
Service fees depend on the piercing, and jewelry is priced separately — titanium starts at $15–$25 and 14k gold at $65–$70 depending on the studio. Each studio page lists the full piercing pricing menu.
Can I get multiple piercings in one session?
Yes. Every studio caps the piercing service charge per session for up to 3 piercings ($40 at most studios, $60 in Berkeley); dermal, surface, and genital piercings are excluded.
Do you offer downsizing?
Yes — for piercings performed at Baron Art, the downsizing service fee is waived. You only pay for the new jewelry needed for the downsize and receive 15% off replacement jewelry.
How should I care for my new piercing?
Wash your hands before touching the piercing, soak with saline twice a day during initial healing, and avoid twisting the jewelry. See our full piercing aftercare guide for details.
