Lip Blush Prep & Aftercare

Lip Blush Prep & Aftercare Guide to Long-Lasting Results

How to Prepare for Your Lip Blush Appointment & Ensure Proper Aftercare

Before The Procedure

  • BTP*
  • Things You Should Avoid for at least 24 hours - BTP*: Alcohol, caffeine, Ibuprofen/Advil, Aspirin, Vitamin E, “Hair, Skin, Nail” supplements, and fish oil supplements.
  • Stop using at least 1 month – BTP*: Retinol or vitamin A products, chemical Peels, Microdermabrasion and facials.
  • Should be avoided for 1 months – BTP*: Botox and filler around lip area.
  • Stop using 2 weeks – BTP*: Avoid sun and tanning also upper and lower lip waxing or threading.
  • 1 week – BTP*: Avoid sun and tanning also upper and lower lip waxing or threading.

After The Procedure

  • Aftercare is an especially important part of the treatment.
  • *If you do not follow the advice given by your artist, some complications might emerge.

Steps

  • STEPS:
  • Day 1 – 2: Use a clean tissue every few hours to pick up the clear fluid that is coming out. This will help reduce scabbing, as the fluid forms the scabs. Before bed, if the lips still have dry lymph, rinse with lukewarm water, gently removing the dry lymph. Pat dry and apply aftercare. Dab dry and do not rub!
  • Day 2 – 7: The lips may still be swollen on the second day. Always keep the skin moist; do not let lips dry out. Continue to apply aftercare every 30 minutes throughout the day.
  • Day 1-7 (or until the scabs are gone) AVOID: Water (on a PMU area) aside from cleaning; Makeup; Sauna; Excessive sweating; Pools; Sunbathing and/or direct sun; Spicy food; Kissing.
  • REMEMBER!: DO NOT pick the dry lips. Do NOT apply anything besides AFTERCARE (no Vaseline, antibiotic creams, lip gloss, etc.). Touch-ups (if needed) can be done no sooner than 8 weeks after the initial appointment.
  • IMPORTANT!!: Signs and symptoms of infection include, but are not limited to: redness, swelling, tenderness of the procedure site, red streaks going from the procedure site towards the heart, elevated body temperature, or purulent drainage from the procedure site. Seek medical care if you experience any of these signs and symptoms of infection.

We Can’t Do PMU For Any Clients Who Are Or Have

  • Cold Sores: History Of Cold Sores. If You Are Prone To Cold Sores, Lip Blushing May Result In An Outbreak And Cause Loss Of Pigment. You Must Start Taking Antiviral Medication, Prescribed By Your Doctor And Not Over The Counter, 48 Hours Prior To Treatment To Prevent An Outbreak.
  • High Blood: Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure Or Mitral Valve Disorder.
  • Recent Botox: Had Botox In The Past 4 Weeks.
  • Under 18: Under 18 Years Of Age.
  • Hyperpigmentation: Individuals With A Dark Lip Or Prone To Hyperpigmentation. In Some Cases, We Cannot Work Over Dark Lips Or People Prone To Hyperpigmentation. Due To The Hyper Pigmentation Getting Darker. *additional steps might be required
  • Hiv Or Hepatitis: Transmittable Blood Conditions Like Hiv Or Hepatitis.
  • Hemophiliac: Hemophiliac
  • Lidocaine: Allergic To Anesthetic (Lidocaine), Makeup, Colors
  • Covid-19: Covid-19 Vaccines. We Cannot Tattoo Between The 1st And The 2nd Dose Of The Vaccine, And You Need To Wait 14 Days After The 2nd Shot.
  • Infections: Viral Infections And/or Diseases
  • Cold, Flu: Sick (Cold, Flu, Covid-19, Etc.)
  • Organ Transplant: Had An Organ Transplant
  • Skin Cancer: Active Skin Cancer
  • Diabetic: Diabetic
  • Psoriasis: Skin Irritations Or Psoriasis Near The Treated Area (Rashes, Sunburn, Acne, Etc.)
  • Keloids: Tendency Towards Keloids
  • Steroids: Used Accutane Or Steroids In The Past Year
  • Pacemaker: A Pacemaker Or Major Heart Problems
  • Accutane: Used Accutane In The Past Year
  • Dermatitis: Seborrheic Dermatitis
  • Healing Disorders: Healing Disorders
  • Epilepsy: Epilepsy
  • Blood Thinners: Blood Thinners
  • Pregnant Or Nursing: Pregnant Or Nursing