Lip blush typically lasts between 1 to 3 years, depending on factors like skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.

Touch-ups are recommended to maintain the desired color and definition.

Most clients experience only minor sensations during the treatment.

The procedure is generally well-tolerated.

A numbing cream is applied during procedure to minimize discomfort.

• Preparation: Arrive with clean, makeup-free lips. Ensure you've taken any necessary antiviral medication if you have a history of cold sores.

• Consultation: We'll discuss your desired lip color and shape, and I’ll outline the procedure.

• Numbing: A numbing cream will be applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.

• Procedure: The lip blush application takes about 2-3 hours, with breaks if needed.

• Aftercare: You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions to ensure optimal healing and results.

Contraindications for Lip Blush

1. Active Cold Sores: Avoid the procedure if you have an active cold sore outbreak. Take antiviral medication if you have a history of cold sores.

2. Pregnancy or Breastfeeding: It’s best to avoid lip blush during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

3. Skin Conditions: Conditions like eczema, psoriasis, or severe acne on the lips or surrounding area may prevent the treatment.

4. Recent Peels or Laser Treatments: Wait until your lips have fully healed from any recent chemical peels or laser treatments.

5. Blood Thinners: If you’re taking blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder, consult with your healthcare provider first.

6. Allergies: Inform me of any allergies, especially to pigments or numbing agents.

7. Certain Medications: Some medications may affect healing; please disclose any relevant medications you're taking.