Labret
A single hole pierced through the skin below the bottom lip. Classic labret placement is centered in the middle, but variations like a side labret can adjust placement to one side or the other.
Vertical Labret
A single hole pierced through the bottom lip, with the bottom of the jewelry exiting below the lip, where a typical labret piercing would be.
Horizontal Labret
A single hole pierced horizontally through the lip.
Ashley
A single hole pierced front to back through the lower lip.
Medusa
A single hole pierced through the indented area of the upper lip. Also known as a philtrum piercing.
Monroe
A single hole pierced through the upper lip on the left side, meant to mimic Marilyn Monroe's iconic mole.
Madonna
Similar to the Monroe, a single hole pierced through the upper lip, but on the right side, meant to mimic Madonna's famous mole.
Jestrum
A single hole that enters through the skin above the upper lip and exits through the lip itself.
Marley
A single hole pierced through the tongue web, a delicate strip of tissue located beneath the tongue that links it to the lower gum plate.
Frenulum
(Smiley/Frowny)
Smiley: A single hole pierced through the upper frenulum (the thin strip of tissue that connects the top lip to the face).
Frowny: A single hole pierced through the lower frenulum (the thin strip of tissue that connects the lower lip to the face).