Fakir Body Piercing & Branding Intensives

2010/2011 Course Catalog - Basic Piercing

Course Catalogue: Intro |  Basic Piercing •  Advanced Piercing  •  Basic Branding  
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The Basic Course is designed for those who are familiar with body piercing, or have already done some body piercing, and wish to hone their skills and practice this body art on a regular basis. The class runs 35 hours over five days, Wednesday through Sunday, seven hours each day.

SUBJECT MATTER COVERED: Body Piercing as a Sacred Act, Art & Minor Surgical Procedure; Brief History & Traditions; Relevant Human Anatomy & Physiology; Bedside Manner; Breathing for Pain Control; Jewelry; Tools & Disposables; Piercing Fundamentals; Piercing Aesthetics (Marking & Placement); Health & Safety (Principles & Practices); Techniques for 24 Body Piercings; Piercing Aftercare. During the final sessions, each student is required to do at least three piercings under tight supervision of an instructor.

Students receive a detailed set of Technique Sheets, Workbook, Health & Safety Manual and Certificate of Attendance. Attendees at Fakir Intensives receive the best instruction currently available to do highly skilled and sophisticated body piercing.

Next Basic Piercing Courses are:
September 15-19, 2010
January 18-23, 2011

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