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All of our piercers are highly trained, caring professionals who take the time to make sure that you, the client, will be satisfied with your piercing experience. With three piercers available, we pierce 7 days a week and there is always someone available to answer any and all of your piercing questions!

Just so you know...

Any company doing business has to carry business insurance. Therefore, if you call another studio they may say that they carry insurance. As far as we know Kaleidoscope is the only body piercing studio in the Midwest that is not only insured but is regularly inspected and shown to have a level of hospital sterilization.  We not only carry regular business insurance, we carry insurance specifically for body piercing. Any studio that is willing to perform any piercing wanted for a minor, EVEN WITH parental consent or regularly does what are called "Surface" piercings are NOT carrying body piercing insurance! There is only one insurance company worldwide (Lloyd's of London) that provides insurance for piercers and their rules are the same for everyone. In order to maintain our certification we are regularly tested for proper sterilization by an outside 3rd party that specializes in this. We hold to the highest standards of hospital sterilization and we guarantee your safety (and our own) by holding true to these rigid rules. As well as carrying body piercing insurance, our piercers are certified annually in both CPR and PDT ( Prevention of Disease Transmission)

Important!

You must be 18 years old with a valid state ID to be pierced at Kaleidoscope. Individuals who are at least 14 years of age can be pierced with a legal guardians consent, however, cartilage, navel, ear, and tongue piercings are all that we are able to do. If you are at least 15 years old and bring in proper ID and have parental consent we can also do nostril piercings.

No matter what age you are you will have to prove it by providing proper identification. This means a valid state ID or drivers license. If you are 14 or 15 years old, a birth certificate along with a yearbook with your picture and name will do. A school ID along with a birth certificate will also work. We just need some combination of a name and picture and a name and birth date. Moms and Dads signing for minors will have to show proof of being the parent and will have their ID's photo copied and attached to the minors release form. Misrepresenting yourself as a parent or guardian of a minor is a felony.