A traditional belly-button piercing is in the top half of the navel. A piercer creates a star or square shape by piercing the upper and lower lips of the navel along with two or more surface piercings on the sides of the navel.But belly-button piercings aren’t for everyone: You need to have the proper “navel anatomy.” The top flap of the navel must have enough room for the piercing to hang inside the navel without pressure from the top or bottom. If you don’t have room on the top flap, piercing the bottom flap instead may be an option. A professional piercer will ask you to sit down and bend over to determine if a navel piercing is right for your body.
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