Where is Multnomah Body Piercing located?

We are located at 1861 NE Division St, Gresham, OR 97030 — approximately 20 minutes from downtown Portland. Free parking available.

Do I need an appointment for a piercing?

No appointment needed. Walk-ins are welcome Tuesday through Saturday, 12pm to 6pm.

What jewelry do you use for piercings?

We exclusively use ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium and solid 14k/18k gold jewelry. Never surgical steel, gold-plated, or mystery metals.

What cities are near Multnomah Body Piercing?

We serve the entire Portland metro area: Gresham (2 min), Troutdale (7 min), Wood Village (5 min), Fairview (6 min), Portland (20 min), Happy Valley (18 min), Clackamas (15 min), Boring (20 min), Sandy (30 min), Corbett (35 min).

Body Piercing Near You

Oregon's original piercing studio since 1974 — walk-ins welcome in Gresham, just 20 minutes from Portland.

Call (503) 669-4191 Get Directions

📍 1861 NE Division St, Gresham, OR 97030 — Tue–Sat 12pm–6pm — Walk-ins Welcome

1974

Established

50+

Years Open

100%

Implant-Grade Jewelry

Piercing Guns Ever

Days a Week Services

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Walk-Ins Welcome

No appointment needed. Come in Tuesday through Saturday, 12pm to 6pm. We'll pierce you same day.

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Oregon's Original Studio

Established 1974. Over 50 years of professional piercing experience. The oldest studio in Oregon.

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Implant-Grade Jewelry Only

ASTM F136 titanium and solid 14k/18k gold exclusively. Never surgical steel or mystery metals.

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Free Parking

Easy free parking right at our Gresham location. No parking headaches like downtown Portland.

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LGBTQ+ Welcoming

A safe, affirming space for everyone. Every client respected and welcomed.

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Sterilized Equipment

Autoclave sterilization. Single-use needles opened in front of you. Oregon state licensed.

Piercings We Offer

Ear Piercings

Lobe, helix, daith, tragus, rook, conch, industrial, orbital, flat, forward helix — all cartilage types

Nose Piercings

Nostril, septum, bridge piercings — all styles and jewelry options

Facial Piercings

Eyebrow, lip, labret, Monroe, Medusa, and more facial placements

Body Piercings

Navel, nipple, surface anchors, dermal anchors, and surface piercings

Cartilage Piercings

All cartilage work — ear curation planning, stacking consultations

Genital Piercings

By appointment only — professional and discreet service

Cities Near Our Gresham Studio

Gresham, OR2 min

Wood Village, OR5 min

Fairview, OR6 min

Troutdale, OR7 min

Clackamas, OR15 min

Happy Valley, OR18 min

Portland, OR20 min

Boring, OR20 min

Sandy, OR30 min

Corbett, OR35 min

Milwaukie, OR20 min

Oregon City, OR25 min

Located at 1861 NE Division St, Gresham, OR 97030. Open in Google Maps →

Common Questions

Do I need to make an appointment? +

No appointment needed for most piercings. Walk in any time Tuesday through Saturday between 12pm and 6pm. Only genital piercings require scheduling ahead.

What kind of jewelry do you use? +

We exclusively use ASTM F136 implant-grade titanium and solid 14-karat or 18-karat gold. We never use surgical steel, gold-plated jewelry, or mystery metals. This is the same grade material used in surgical implants — the safest option for fresh piercings.

How much does a piercing cost? +

Pricing varies by piercing type and jewelry selected. Lobe piercings start around $25-40. Cartilage piercings $35-65. Call us at (503) 669-4191 for current pricing on specific piercings.

Can minors get pierced? +

Yes, with a parent or legal guardian present and valid government ID for both the minor and the adult. Oregon law requires parental consent for clients under 18. Genital and nipple piercings are 18+ only.

How far are you from Portland? +

About 20 minutes from downtown Portland via I-84 East. We're in Gresham at 1861 NE Division St. Free parking available — no parking frustrations like downtown.

What aftercare should I follow? +

We recommend the LITHA method: Leave It The Hell Alone. Spray with preservative-free saline wound wash (0.9% NaCl) twice daily. Never rotate your jewelry. No hydrogen peroxide, Bactine, or antibacterial soap. Read our full aftercare guide.