Lignocaine is a local anesthetic and does not act when applied to skin surface. It acts only when injected inside the skin. For nose piercing it can be used as an infiltration. For surface anesthesia prilocaine needs to be used
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Consult nearby Dermatologist or ENT specialist for more information about nose piercing
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