Baby Care
A child-friendly room, toys, videos and staff distraction helped make a 6-month-old’s piercing calmer.
Dubai Healthcare City
KYRAcare is a DHA-licensed specialty piercing clinic in Dubai Healthcare City, where customers book ear, nose, tragus and other piercings, including baby ear piercing. Reviews highlight a clean clinic, careful explanations, a wide choice of studs and attentive aftercare.
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A child-friendly room, toys, videos and staff distraction helped make a 6-month-old’s piercing calmer.
The clinic checks healing after visits, including sending a message a week later with cleaning reminders.
Customers say staff explain the procedure, preparation and cleaning instructions in detail before and after piercing.
Several parents report that children’s piercings were completed swiftly; one daughter’s visit took less than five minutes.
Reviews mention a broad selection, including medical-grade studs and round-back earrings rather than butterfly backs.
Customers describe the piercing area and facilities as clean, tidy and hygienic.
The clinic removed an embedded, swollen tragus piercing that was not healing, with the customer praising the professionalism.
For nervous children, staff have used numbing cream, distraction and a bravery certificate to make the appointment easier.
Ask Prices. Confirm the full price before proceeding: one review says baby ear piercing prices started at 370 AED.
Check Parking. Ask for the location and parking instructions when booking; customers found them clear and easy to follow.
Request Aftercare. Make sure you leave with cleaning instructions, although many customers say these are now given proactively.
Ask Roundbacks. If choosing earrings for a baby, ask about round-back options instead of butterfly backs.
Allow Choice. Leave time for children to choose: one parent said staff did not rush the earring selection.
Book Ahead. Appointments can sometimes be arranged the same day, but booking also lets the clinic share preparation and parking details.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Two customers described the clinic as more expensive than alternatives; one reported prices starting at 370 AED.
A customer said the clinic did not respond when a daughter’s piercing came out or help arrange another appointment.
The Bottom Line
KYRAcare is a specialty piercing clinic in Dubai Healthcare City, and the reviews make its strongest case for parents booking a baby or child’s ear piercing. Adults also come for ear, tragus, nostril and dermal piercings, while the clinic carries a wide selection of studs and body jewellery. The child-focused setup is unusually detailed.
Parents mention numbing cream, cartoon art, toys, TV distraction and several staff members helping keep a baby settled. One reviewer was offered a separate room to calm and breastfeed after a 6-month-old’s appointment. Children may also receive a certificate of bravery, and many visits were completed quickly.
Preparation and aftercare are recurring strengths. Customers describe clear explanations, cleaning guidance, easy parking instructions and follow-up messages checking how a piercing is healing. The clinic also handled an embedded, swollen tragus piercing removal for one customer, though another reported poor communication after a daughter’s piercing came out.
Cost is the main practical caution. A 2023 review said prices started at 370 AED, while another customer felt charged 100 dirhams for a brief removal before the fee was reduced to 75. Ask for the complete price and aftercare plan before the procedure.