Can a 15 year old get a tongue piercing with parental consent?

If you’re 14 to 16 you must bring a parent or guardian. Also, piercings below the neck and on tongues at this age are carried out at the discretion of the piercer. Tongue piercing is usually perfectly safe but there are some possible risks to teeth and overall health, including chipped teeth or infections.

How do you persuade my mum to let me get my tongue pierced?

Take your parents to the piercing facility. A little extra push is sometimes needed to convince parents you are ready. Show them where the facility is. Take them inside, and introduce the person whom would be piercing you. Demonstrate to them how clean the place is.

What is the legal age to have your tongue pierced?

16
Piercing Age Restrictions

Piercing Types	Minimum Age
With Parental Consent	With ID
Navel/ Belly	13	16
Eyebrow	14	16
Tongue	N/A	16 (18 in Wales)

What do you need to do before getting your tongue pierced?

What You Need to Do Before Getting Your Tongue Pierced Once you have chosen your studio, you can go in and ask as many questions as you want. When you go in you will be asked to sign a consent form. Be sure you’re feeling fit and healthy when you go to get your piercing. Make sure to eat something substantial. Wear loose and comfortable clothing.

How to convince your parents to let you get a piercing?

The very first step in convincing your parents to let you get a piercing, is to know exactly what piercing you want. Some of the more popular piercings are ear, belly-button, lip, and/or tongue. Each of these piercings comes in different shapes, sizes, and colors.

Can you drink alcohol after getting a tongue piercing?

You can go out drinking after getting a tongue piercing. You should avoid alcohol for a minimum of two to three weeks after a piercing as it can cause irritation, pain, excess swelling, and other complications. But after that, you can drink to your heart’s content. Smoking doesn’t affect tongue piercings.

Can a tongue piercing cause a speech impediment?

Note: The piercing should never be close to the tip and should never touch the teeth or cause a speech impediment. Speech impediments only happen if the person has a tongue that is too short to pierce correctly, or if it has been pierced wrong (too close to the tip).