Piercing Both Ears at The Same Time
- Angel, DEH Safe Body Art Practitioner at Baby Ear Piercing

- May 16, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 30
Why Baby Ear Piercing Does NOT Pierce Both Ears at the Same Time
Baby Ear Piercing | San Jose, CA
Let’s be very clear from the start:
Simultaneously piercing both ears at the same time is one of the worst ideas in professional ear piercing—especially for infants, babies, toddlers, and kids.
At Baby Ear Piercing in San Jose, CA, safety, precision, and predictable outcomes always come before speed, trends, or convenience.
Cutting to the Chase
Ear piercing techniques must be tailored to the individual guest—not forced into a one-size-fits-all approach.
Not all ear piercing techniques are appropriate for all guests
Not all piercers or studios are a good match for every child or family
That is exactly why technique selection matters.
Our Professional Standards
The Ear Piercing Professionals at Baby Ear Piercing are trained in both classic and modern ear piercing techniques, selected based on safety, anatomy, age, behavior, and healing considerations.
All ear piercing services are performed under aseptic conditions using:
Non-contaminated earrings
Professionally sterile-processed jewelry
Single-use, lot-numbered, individually packaged earrings
New, disposable, non-reusable supplies for every guest
There are no exceptions—ever.
Why We NEVER Pierce Both Ears Simultaneously
To achieve proper ear piercing placement, alignment between the professional and the guest is essential—no matter how small or how old the guest may be.
Attempting to pierce both ears at the same time creates unavoidable risks:
One provider cannot physically align both ears simultaneously
Adding another person into the piercing area disrupts precision and control
More people = more movement, misalignment, and unpredictability
The smaller the child, the more intricate the procedure becomes
For aesthetics, timing control, reaction management, and consistency, ears must be pierced one at a time—never simultaneously.
Even when performed by experienced professionals, simultaneous ear piercing introduces unnecessary risk and unpredictable outcomes.
That is not acceptable at Baby Ear Piercing.
Safe Ear Piercing for Babies, Kids & Parents
Ear piercing procedures must be safe for:
The child
The parent assisting or holding
The licensed ear piercing professional
We frequently encounter requests for techniques that are:
Unnecessary
Inappropriate
Unsafe for certain children or behavioral circumstances
Very often, a parent may request the most difficult technique for a child who is clearly distressed or unable to cooperate. When that happens, we will decline and redirect to a safer option.
Being honest and protective is part of professional care.
Our Success Rate & Professional Judgment
It is extremely rare for a guest to leave Baby Ear Piercing with only one ear pierced when two were intended.
As ear piercing professionals we will:
Streamline services safely
Coach parents with calm, confidence, and clarity
Successfully guide even temperamental or anxious children through the process
This comes from decades of experience—not shortcuts.
Earrings & Technique Selection
At Baby Ear Piercing, the earrings selected often determine the safest piercing technique, along with:
Guest age
Ear anatomy
Movement tolerance
Healing considerations
Unless a specific technique is requested and approved, technique selection is intentionally handled by the professional, based on safety—not marketing language.
Industry Leadership & Research Experience
As a research and development specialist in ear piercing techniques and aftercare for corporate ear piercing and body jewelry manufacturers, Baby Ear Piercing has participated in critical studies involving:
Safe ear piercing procedures
Re-opening techniques
Aftercare protocols
Myth-busting industry misinformation
These experiences are rooted in real-world outcomes, not copied content or trends.
Final Thoughts
If you have questions, concerns, or past experiences related to ear piercing techniques—whether with us or elsewhere—we welcome the conversation.
This information is compiled from years of professional, hands-on experience, and we hope it helps parents make informed, confident decisions.
Angel Master Ear Piercing Professional Baby Ear Piercing | San Jose, CA
DEH Registered & Licensed Body Art Practitioner Ear & Nose Piercing Professional,
Former OSHA General Industry Outreach Trainer, Blood-Borne Pathogens Safety & Compliance Specialist.
It is my greatest hope that piercers continue to pursue safe, disruptive innovation—and stop the spread of copy-and-paste misinformation in the piercing industry.









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