Just out of random curiosity and the fact that I came across a couple pictures of corset piercings, I have to wonder if there's a more permanent way to keep a corset set for a longer period of time. Most artists I've heard talk about it as if it's a pretty completely temporary thing, but is this always so? Are there steps or lengths that can be taken to make them last longer and be more comfortable when not laced?

Corset piercings will never heal with CBR's. The likelyhood of someone being able to get (and heal) a 'permanent' one also, is about as likely as women being able to get their (literal) clit pierced.

That being written, I have a close friend in Idaho who has achieved a 10 surface bar (corset) project on a girl's back. He used 1/2" surface bars, placed very specifically angled down her back, and to date, they are over 6 years old, healed, and not one problem/migration issue. So, technically, they can be achieved; but tremendous experience, proper placement control, quality jewelry and consistency are all but too important when acquiring them.

I'm fully aware clit's can be pierced, and what anatomy would suit. Never said they couldn't. I wrote they were as likely to heal as a permanent one. There's always going to be exceptions to the rule, still doesn't make the basis any more sound.

I'll have to see if he can call her in to get more pix and then send me some. Might take a bit, but I'll see what I can do.

I spoke with him, and just as I suspected, he's a busy shop owner. He said he'll try and remember to call her in, but not for me to hold my breath. Anyway, I can assure you all, that they are healed and look incredible.

As to using anchors, this is one of the techniques that could have potential as far as longevity. Obviously the slave rings couldn't be worn/tied together for long durations, but it is more 'permanent' than cbr's.