How dangrous is it to pierce ur own lip&&eye brow?

Dangerous I don't know. Dumb...immensely!!How dangrous is it to pierce ur own lip%26amp;%26amp;eye brow?
Well, unless a professional or really good piercer has shown you how to do it yourself, then I wouldn't. In the long run, if you have someone else pierce you, you'll probably save money and pain.How dangrous is it to pierce ur own lip%26amp;%26amp;eye brow?
Dangerous. Go to a professional to have this done. It lowers the risk of getting an infection or doing something wrong. Please don't do it yourself.
there are muscles and nerves in your face that if pierced wrong WILL go paralyzed. piercers know where the can and can't pierce with out your face being permanently paralyzed. go to a pro.
Dont do it. You dont know what you are doing and it would put you at more risk of infection than if you went to get it done properly.
It could prolly get infected and stuff. I wouldnt try it.Infections are nasty!
It is definitely not a good idea medically wise to get this done. You can get problems such as infections and even hepatitus because the home setting is such an unsterile invornment so this risk of infection is increasingly high. You also have to keep in mind about arteries and veins and if you possibly strike on of them serious injury/bleeding can occur. There can also be scarring, allergic reactions, and nerve damage, all of which can be avoided if done at a professional place. You can also faint from pain, bleeding, etc. If you want piercings, you should seriously consider getting them done in a professional, sterile, place.
DO NOT EVER TRY THAT! YOU CAN HIT A NERVE , CAUSE INFECTION, ANY NUMBER OF THINGS CAN GO WRONG. PLEASE GO TO A PROFESSIONAL
It's not only dangerous, it's incredibly stupid. For a start, it will look stupid if you are not professionally trained. A professional piercer will take a long time marking and measureing precisely where to pierce. There's also the possibility of it becoming infected, not healing %26amp; rejecting (particularly with your eyebrow). There's also no real reason why anyone would, because by the time you buy jewellery, suitable piercing needles, gloves, something to sterilize the above with and aftercare, you'd probably be paying double the cost of the piercing. If it's your age that's the issue, I'd suggest waiting until it's legal to have the piercing done and you'd maybe be surprised to find you've changed your mind.
If you mean YOU do it, then yes. The equipment has to be thoroughly sterilized, or else there is a HUGE risk for infection. Getting it done professionally would be much safer, but make sure they have a license, and make sure you see them take out NEW equipment before they use it on you.