Oral Piercing Prices

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Evolution carries New Mexico’s largest selection of quality body jewelry, including various styles of implant-grade stainless steel, titanium, niobium, gold, and gemstones for initial piercings. The starting prices of the piercings listed below include the piercing fee and the most basic jewelry option. We carry many jewelry options for each type of piercing, however the price may increase depending upon your selection.

Starting prices include the piercing service and basic implant-grade steel or titanium jewelry, before tax

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Comparison chart showing prices of different types of jewelry, including philtrum and labret, with icons of jewelry pieces at the top.

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Comparison chart of different lip piercing styles with illustrated diagrams and price ranges. Vertical lip piercing diagram with a rings and prices $105, $128, and $151.

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Price comparison chart for tongue, $95 vs $112, with icons above.

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Price comparison table showing the price for Cheek Single Point (pair) at $226 and $254.

Cheek piercings will be performed as Single-Point piercings. Evolution will not perform “traditional” cheek piercings. “Dimple” piercings can pose many problems to oral structures such as damage to salivary glands, and severe scarring. Performing single-point piercings in this area is more safe and appropriate since the jewelry is placed just under the skin’s surface and is not going through the entire cheek into the mouth.