Piercing is regulated under the same framework as tattooing — IfSG §36(2) plus your Bundesland's Hygieneverordnung. SecuSteri documents every sterilization cycle for instruments and jewelry.
Piercing studios are regulated under the same IfSG §36(2) framework as tattoo studios. All instruments penetrating the skin or contacting mucous membranes must be sterile. First-insertion jewelry must be sterile and comply with REACH/DIN EN 1811 nickel limits. Reusable jewelry must be sterilized between clients. A written Hygieneplan and annual staff hygiene training are required. The Gesundheitsamt inspects and can order closure.
IfSG §36(2) · State Hygieneverordnung · DIN EN 17169:2020 · DIN EN 13060 · DIN EN 1811 · BioStoffV
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Regulations cover both tattooing and piercing. SecuSteri handles the sterilization traceability for both activities in a single account.
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