* Earlobes: The soft, fleshy part at the bottom of the ear.
* Cartilage: The tougher, upper parts of the ear, such as the helix, tragus, conch, rook, daith, and industrial.
Less common head piercings include:
* Eyebrow: Through the skin above the eye.
* Nose: Through the nostril or septum.
* Bridge: Across the bridge of the nose.
* Lip: Through the upper or lower lip.
* Medusa: Above the upper lip, in the philtrum.
* Labret: Below the lower lip.
* Cheek: Through the cheek (often called dimple piercings).
* Forehead (Surface Piercings): A surface piercing can be placed on the forehead.
* Scalp Piercings: Very rare due to risk of infections.
It's important to note that any piercing carries risks, and proper aftercare is crucial to prevent infection and promote healing. Choosing a reputable piercer is also essential.