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<blockquote data-quote="Pseudonym" data-source="post: 1497609" data-attributes="member: 4479">Thanks for all the advice and commentary.&nbsp;After copious online research, and a long chat with the guy doing the piercing, as well as a few of the people he had pierced in the past, I got them both done.&nbsp;The procedure was surprisingly less painful than I had expected, and considerably quicker.&nbsp; I experienced more pain having the tribal band tattooed on my arm.&nbsp; On the whole, a pretty good experience all around.&nbsp;So far the only down side is having to force myself to sleep on my back, as I prefer to lie on my stomach.&nbsp; They are healing nicely, so if that's the only down side than I can definately deal with it.&nbsp;That being said, I think I'm all set as far as piercings go.&nbsp; Nipple rings I can cover with a shirt, others would present a problem with the more appearance minded folks in my profession.&nbsp;As to the nipple sensitivity issue, I haven't noticed much of a change, diminished or increased.&nbsp; At this point I pass off the slight increase to the fact that I am still healing.&nbsp; We'll see in a month or so.&nbsp;It's been a very educational experience all around.&nbsp; I've discovered more about body modification than I ever thought I would, and I picked up a few interesting facts about niobium alloys, should it ever come up in conversation.&nbsp;On the whole, a great experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pseudonym, post: 1497609, member: 4479"] Thanks for all the advice and commentary. After copious online research, and a long chat with the guy doing the piercing, as well as a few of the people he had pierced in the past, I got them both done. The procedure was surprisingly less painful than I had expected, and considerably quicker. I experienced more pain having the tribal band tattooed on my arm. On the whole, a pretty good experience all around. So far the only down side is having to force myself to sleep on my back, as I prefer to lie on my stomach. They are healing nicely, so if that's the only down side than I can definately deal with it. That being said, I think I'm all set as far as piercings go. Nipple rings I can cover with a shirt, others would present a problem with the more appearance minded folks in my profession. As to the nipple sensitivity issue, I haven't noticed much of a change, diminished or increased. At this point I pass off the slight increase to the fact that I am still healing. We'll see in a month or so. It's been a very educational experience all around. I've discovered more about body modification than I ever thought I would, and I picked up a few interesting facts about niobium alloys, should it ever come up in conversation. On the whole, a great experience. [/QUOTE]

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