AFTERCARE
LIPS
We broke down the necessary information into 3 sections, so please read all to get the full picture of the healing process:
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It is important to know that the color you see during the first days is not the final color. In fact, you will need to wait around 4-5 weeks after any session to see the final results. The key thing here is to be patient and trust the healing process.
Keeping your lips clean and moisturized is crucial in the first few days. It is important to keep your fingers away from your lips, and use the ointment as per the instructions below.
Please continue by clicking on the INSTRUCTIONS tab below:
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Don’t drink/eat anything for at least the first 3 hours after the procedure.
DAYS 1-10:
•Wash your lips with water only. Then apply the ointment as it was applied to you at the end of your procedure.
•Everyday you should be applying ointment at least 4 times.
•Clean your mouth after every meal.
Please continue by clicking on the AVOID tab below:
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First 10 Days:
•Don’t touch your lips or pick at the scabs or skin that starts peeling off.
•Don’t get the lips soaking wet – no long hot showers, no swimming, no excessive sweating (this includes saunas and steam baths). Try to avoid working out if you can.
•Don’t get toothpaste on your lips.
•Don’t put any makeup or care products on the area besides the prescribed aftercare ointment.
•Don’t eat spicy or very salty foods – they’ll sting.
•Don’t drink anything too hot – it’ll trigger swelling.
•Don’t drink alcohol – it will burn and dry out your lips further.
•Don’t expose your lips to the sunlight. No tanning in the sun or in tanning beds for 3-4 weeks.
•Don’t sleep on your face.
•Don’t get teeth whitening
•Pro Tip: Use a straw to drink for the first 2 days.
Lastly, remember to contact your artist to schedule your touch-up if that was recommended during your first appointment. Doing this after week 2-4 is highly recommended, as most artists recommend the first touch-up to be after 6-8 weeks from the first appointment day.
Disclaimers:
Failure to follow proper aftercare will lead to poor retention and cause risks of scarring and/or infection.
Any direct instructions from your artist should be followed before any of the instructions in this page.
If you feel you are having a reaction or infection, reach out to your physician and inform your artist.