How Long Should You Wait After Piercing Before Wearing a PA Chastity Cage?
So you finally got your Prince Albert piercing—nice. Now you’re thinking about locking up with a PA chastity cage. That’s exciting, but also… let’s slow down just a bit. You can’t rush this part, and trust me, your body will thank you for being patient.
Here’s the real talk:
Wait at least 3 months before even thinking about a PA cage.
And that’s just the bare minimum. Some guys heal quicker, but for most, it’s more like 4 to 6 months to be on the safe side.
Why? Because PA cages go through the piercing. If the skin’s still tender or not fully healed, the ring can cause irritation, swelling, or even tear the hole wider. And yeah, you really don’t want that. You want your piercing to be fully healed, strong, and comfortable before you put any pressure or weight on it.
How do you know it’s healed enough?
Here are a few signs your piercing is probably ready:
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No redness, swelling, or discharge
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You can change the jewelry easily without pain
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The skin around the hole feels tough, not tender
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You’ve worn slightly heavier jewelry for a few days with no issue
Still not 100% sure? Talk to your piercer. A quick check-in is better than risking a setback.
When you do try your first PA chastity cage, keep it light and short.
Don’t wear it for a whole day right away. Start with 30 minutes, then build up slowly. Every guy’s body is different—some feel fine after 4 months, some take 8. Go at your pace. Your cock deserves that kind of respect.
And one more thing—choose the right cage.
Start with a lighter PA cage, maybe silicone or resin. Stainless steel looks hot but can be heavy for fresh piercings. Also, make sure the hook or pin that goes through the piercing is smooth and the right size for your gauge.
In short? Wait until you're healed, go slow, and listen to your body.
A PA chastity cage is worth the wait—but only when your piercing is ready for it.
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