A tragus piercing is an ear cartilage piercing located on the inner corner of your ear that covers the ear opening. The technical name for this tissue is tragus, hence the name of the piercing.

What is a tragus piercing, does it hurt and how long does it take to heal? Check out Cosmopolitan's handy guide to the ...

The tragus is the inner piece of cartilage, sort of triangle-shaped, that sits over the ear canal directly above your lobe. This popular piercing can look great with studs, hoops and in ...

Here are a few styles that will elevate your look. A daith piercing in the inner ear cartilage near the tragus often features a small hoop that hugs the centre of the ear. It looks sleek ...

“This is a cartilage piercing located in the uppermost ridge of your inner ear,” says Isaacs. The rook is a touch less popular than the daith or tragus, but adds a similar amount of visual ...

this ear has a surprisingly squared lobe, a heavy top fold (known as the helix), no discernible triangular fossa and a more pronounced tragus (that flat protrusion of cartilage that protects the ...

With stars including Rihanna and Kylie Jenner indulging in the beloved helix piercing trend, this comes as little surprise.

Current treatments involve taking a sample of cartilage from the ribs from the patient and manually carving it to resemble a typical ear shape. This can then be implanted with a low likelihood of ...

The tragus is the small piece of cartilage, sort of triangular in shape, which covers the entrance of the ear canal and is positioned closest to your face. The piercing originated in the 1980s and ...