When you get a piercing, a professional piercer will numb the area where the piercing will be done. This is usually done with a topical numbing cream or spray.
While the numbing agent will help reduce discomfort, it's important to remember that everyone experiences pain differently. Some people may feel nothing, while others may experience a slight stinging sensation.
If you're concerned about pain, be sure to discuss your concerns with your piercer beforehand. They can help you decide the best option for numbing and answer any questions you may have.