Piercing shops in Austin, TX

These are the 6 places to get pierced in Austin, TX that we know about, sorted so the confirmed studios come first. Shaman Modifications Body Piercing Studio, All Saints Tattoo, Steel N Ink and True Blue Tattoo are confirmed to pierce. 2 listings are still unconfirmed.
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Piercing studios in Austin
Shaman Modifications Body Piercing Studio
Piercing confirmed
1901 East 7th Street
All Saints Tattoo
Confirmed on shop website
514 East 6th Street
Steel N Ink
Confirmed on shop website
2901 S Capital Of Texas Hwy
True Blue Tattoo
Confirmed on shop website
Diablo Rojo Tattoos & Piercing
Unconfirmed
2614 Guadalupe Street
Forsaken Tattoos And Piercings
Unconfirmed
1200 West Howard Lane
Nearby city guides
- San Antonio (76 mi)
- Dallas (184 mi)
See all piercing shops in Texas.
Frequently asked questions
How many piercing shops are in Austin?
We list 6 studios in Austin, TX: 1 confirmed by a licence record or map data, 3 confirmed on the shop's website and 2 unconfirmed.
Which Austin studios are confirmed to offer piercing?
Shaman Modifications Body Piercing Studio, All Saints Tattoo, Steel N Ink and True Blue Tattoo.
How do I find a piercing shop near me in Austin?
Use the 'Find piercing shops near me' button to sort studios by distance from you. Call ahead to check hours, prices and whether you need an appointment.
What do the 'confirmed' and 'unconfirmed' labels mean?
'Piercing confirmed' means piercing is shown in an official licence record or the shop is tagged as a piercing studio in OpenStreetMap. 'Confirmed on shop website' means the shop's own website mentions piercing services. 'Unconfirmed' means the business name suggests piercing, but we have not confirmed that piercing is offered, so please call ahead.
What should I look for in a piercing studio?
Look for a clean studio with an autoclave and single-use needles (not a piercing gun for body piercings), implant-grade jewelry such as ASTM F136 titanium, a clear aftercare plan and a piercer who is happy to answer questions. Many experienced piercers belong to the Association of Professional Piercers (APP).