Imagine going to see a nurse but instead of getting a vaccine, you get a piercing. That's what you can expect at a studio located in West Loop.
Today I'm at Rowan, located at 157 N. Sangamon St., a piercing and jewelry company that just opened its second Chicago location in the West Loop. I stopped by to talk to one of their in-house nurses about the art of piercing with a needle, and I decided to get a little bit of work done on myself, and here's what I learned.Shane Sweeny is the studio manager of Rowan.
The studios are equipped with licensed nurses who have been trained in both using a device, or a piercing gun and in using a needle. Rowan's structure is unique in using medical professionals to pierce in a retail setting, Shane says it's become wildly popular with over 20 new studios opening in the past couple of years.
"I've always loved adornment and self-expression, and to just be able to do that and help other people express themselves, and guide them a little bit, it's just so much fun," Derington said.
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