At Needle Z, we’re all about helping you express yourself through the art of piercing. Whether you’re keeping it subtle with ear lobe piercings, turning heads with a belly ring, exploring bold choices like Prince Albert, or going all-in with tunneling, we’ve got the expertise to make it happen.

Meet Reynan, our piercing virtuoso with over a decade of experience. More than just a piercer, he’s a master of precision and safety. Trained in bloodborne pathogen protocols and always on top of the latest techniques, Reynan combines skill with creativity to ensure every piercing is a perfect fit for your style—and your comfort.

At Needle Z, piercing is more than just a service—it’s an art. Step into our Makati studio, where your vision meets Reynan’s expertise. Let’s create something uniquely you!

PIERCING FAQS

1. What should I do before and after getting my piercing?

Before:

Get a decent sleep the night before your session.
Eat and stay hydrated before coming into the studio.
Don’t drink alcohol as it can make your blood nutrients deficient and affect your piercing’s healing time.

After:

Your piercer will give some aftercare instructions that you must follow.
Leave the piercing on for as long as your piercer tells you to.

2. What piercings can you do in your studio?

We can do almost all piercings in our studio, including ear, nose, lip, belly, genital, dermal punch, and tunnel piercings.

3. Where's the most and least painful part to get a piercing?

Of course, pain tolerance vary from one person to another, but based on research here are the most and least painful piercings: Least painful: earlobe piercings Most painful:

4. How do I avoid getting my piercing infected?

The golden rule is to always follow the aftercare instructions given to you by the piercer.

5. How much does a piercing cost?

Our piercing prices start at Php1,500.

6. Can I use my own jewelry when getting my piercing done?

We only use standard jewelry designs that are made of surgical stainless steel and titanium, so your piercing can heal safely and properly. These metals are safe for body piercings. Using jewelry made with a different type of metal (sterling silver, iron, copper, nickel, tin, zin, and brass) can stall your piercing's healing process or cause an allergic reaction. You may go ahead and use your preferred jewelry after at least three months and your piercing has healed.