Minor Piercings
Ages 14-17 Years Old Require the Following Documents:
- Photo Identification of the Minor
- Birth Certificate of the Minor
- Government Issued Photo Identification of the Parent, Managing Conservator, or Guardian
* Legal court guardianship paperwork is required for guardians or managing conservators. Medical guardianship will not be accepted.
* Expired ID’s, licenses, and passports will not be accepted.
* All documents must be physical copies. Photos and e-copies will not suffice.
* No one under the age of 14 will be permitted to enter the building. All minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. No exceptions.
List of Available Minor Piercings:
- Conch
- Daith
- Ear Lobe
- Eyebrow
- Flat
- Forward Helix
- Helix
- Lower Lip
- Navel
- Nostril
- Rook
- Septum
- Tragus
We offer a maximum of 3 piercings at once for the remainder of its heal time, excluding clusters of piercings such as Triple Forward Helix.
All piercings are anatomy based. Not everyone has the anatomy for specific piercings, both basic and advanced. Anatomy structures still may be forming for your minor child, meaning the piercing may be possible for the future after their structure matures.
Body Piercing State Law & Regulation
We require any business in the practice of creating an opening in a person's body, other than the earlobe, to insert jewelry or another decoration to license with the Department of State Health Services. This also includes studios that perform implants. An artist may not perform body piercing on a person younger than 18 without the consent of a parent, managing conservator, or guardian and meeting the requirements of 25 Texas Administrative Code, §229.406(d).
- The adult is present at the studio during the piercing and signs statements swearing they are the parent, managing conservator or guardian; the adult has the authority to consent to the procedure; the adult has provided valid government issued identification of the minor and of themselves to the studio; and the adult will remain at the studio while the procedure is performed. In this case, the adult must also present identification and evidence to the studio they are the parent, managing conservator or guardian.