THE HEALING PROCESS

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THE HEALING PROCESS |

healing SCHEDULE

YOUR VISIT

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YOUR VISIT |

WHAT TO EXPECT DURING YOUR VISIT:

STEP BY STEP

PRE & POST CARE

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PRE & POST CARE |

Who Cannot Get Lip Blush
This procedure is not suitable for clients with active cold sores, pregnant clients, clients actively on Accutane, or anyone who has had lip filler in the past 3 weeks.

Cold Sores

If you're prone to cold sores, consult your doctor about taking an antiviral medication like Valtrex before your appointment. Using an anti-viral cream on lips, such as Abreva, after lip blush is recommended.

By following these simple steps, you can help ensure a successful lip blush experience with beautiful, long-lasting results.

Lip Blush Pre-Care and Restrictions

To ensure the best results for your lip blush procedure, proper preparation is key.

Pre-Care Guidelines
Avoid caffeine, blood thinners, and alcohol for at least 24 hours before your appointment. These can affect your sensitivity, healing, and pigment retention. If you’ve had lip filler, please wait at least 3 weeks before scheduling your lip blush session to allow the filler to settle. It’s also recommended to eat before your appointment, as the procedure takes about 3-4 hours. Hydrate your lips beforehand for smoother application and better healing.

LIP BLUSH POST-CARE

Don’ts:

Touching, scrubbing, or picking lips

Sweaty workouts or practices for 24 hours

Facials or chemical peels for 2-3 weeks

Direct sunlight and tanning beds for 2 weeks

DO’s:

Drink through a straw for 48 hours

Avoid spicy and salty foods for 72 hours

Use ointments religiously to keep lips hydrated until healed