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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush.
Lip Blush typically lasts 12–24 months depending on skin type and lifestyle. An initial touch-up at 6–8 weeks is recommended, with annual or biannual refreshers to maintain color intensity and shape. Sun exposure and exfoliation can shorten longevity.
Most clients report mild discomfort similar to light scratching. We apply topical anesthetic before and during the procedure to minimize pain. Sensitivity varies; lips can feel tender for a few days but usually remain manageable with aftercare and over-the-counter pain relief.
Prepare by avoiding blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and intense exercise 48 hours prior. Discontinue retinol and exfoliants around lips for a week. If prone to cold sores, start antiviral prophylaxis as advised. Arrive with clean, makeup-free lips for consultation.
Expect mild swelling and tenderness for 1–3 days, followed by surface dryness and light flaking. Pigment appears darker initially, then softens during healing. Full color stabilization takes 4–6 weeks; avoid picking scabs and follow aftercare to ensure even retention.
Yes. With precise pigment placement, Lip Blush can balance asymmetry and refine the vermilion border. Results depend on anatomy and realistic expectations; severe structural irregularities may require surgical consultation. A detailed consultation determines the most flattering, natural correction.
Common temporary effects include swelling, tenderness, and mild scabbing. Rare risks include infection, allergic reaction, or uneven pigment. We use sterile, medical-grade pigments and perform thorough consultations; inform us of allergies and medications. Follow aftercare to minimize complications.