A frowny piercing is pierced through the lower lip frenulum, at the point where the centre of the lower lip joins the gums. This piercing is called a frowny because it is considered to be the opposite of a smiley piercing, which is located in the upper lip frenulum. Frowny piercings are usually covered by the lower lip and are considered a "private" piercing.
Frowny Piercing Jewellery & Aftercare
Frowny piercings are usually pierced with a small ball closure ring. They heal relatively quickly. There is a risk of tooth and gum erosion with frowny piercings - if you notice any change to your teeth or gums, consult your piercer immediately. Rinse with suitable mouthwash twice daily and after eating. Avoid alcohol and smoking until piercing is healed.
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