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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush Initial Procedure.
An initial appointment typically lasts 2 to 3 hours, including color consultation, mapping, numbing, the pigment application, and aftercare review. Timing varies by client and complexity; please arrive with any medical history and plan for a relaxed session.
We use advanced topical numbing to minimize pain; most clients report mild pressure but little discomfort. You may experience tenderness, swelling, or sensitivity for a few days. Follow aftercare instructions to reduce irritation and support healing.
Lip blush can last up to three years, though longevity varies with skin type, sun exposure, and lifestyle. Fading is natural; most clients schedule a color-refresh 12–24 months after the initial procedure to maintain optimal tone and definition.
Yes. Avoid aspirin, NSAIDs, alcohol, and blood-thinning supplements 48–72 hours prior. Skip lip exfoliation, waxing, or tanning the week before. If prone to cold sores, take antiviral medication as advised. Disclose medications, pregnancy, and allergies during consult.
Expect initial swelling and a deeper, brighter color that softens as lips exfoliate and heal over 7–14 days. Peeling and flaking are normal; full pigment settling takes up to 4–6 weeks. Follow aftercare to ensure even healing and color retention.
It's best to avoid lipstick and colored products until your lips have healed, typically 7–14 days. Use prescribed balm only. After full healing and final touch-up, you can apply makeup as usual; wait for any scabbing to fall off completely.