Lip Blushing Near Great Barr

To achieve the best results, it is vital that you follow my aftercare advice. Please review the following guidelines and refer to them as necessary. If during the healing process you have any questions or concerns do not hesitate to contact Kelly.

You may experience the following symptoms for 4 days

• Swelling & redness
• Tenderness
• Flaking and mild itching as the lips heal
• Dry skin may remain for up to 3 weeks

These symptoms are a normal part of the healing process.

PLEASE AVOID WEARING FACE MASKS FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME DURING HEALING

First 2 days

• A disposable cold pack provided may be applied as necessary to reduce swelling (wrapped in a baby wipe or thin cloth)
• Lightly pat the lips with sterile water only to clean twice a day with a damp cotton pad
• Apply the aftercare balm lightly when necessary using a clean dry cotton bud
• Drink out of a straw
• Avoid spicy & salty foods

Daily care for up to 10 days or once flaking is finished:

• Wash hands before applying the product with a finger or bud to avoid cross-contamination of the product by not replacing the used bud into the balm
• Apply the aftercare balm lightly when necessary using a clean dry cotton bud
• Do not splash wash your face as this will make the lips too wet. Do clean lips with a damp cotton pad if needed twice a day
• If enhancement does get wet then gently pat dry using a clean tissue
• Itching is normal, pat lightly with balm using a clean finger to ease itching
• No make-up should be worn for 5 days whilst healing
• No kissing for 5 days to prevent infection
• Do not receive any further beauty treatments for 5 days after your enhancement
• DO NOT PICK, PEEL OR RUB your enhancement as you will lose pigment and be left with uneven pigment colour. Allow skin the flake away naturally

Avoid for 2 weeks:

• Do not expose your enhancement to direct sun, tanning treatments, jacuzzis, saunas, salt water, chlorinated pools and direct shower spray
• Do not receive bleaching, waxing, electrolysis or laser hair removal treatments close to your enhancement
• Do not use lip plumping products
• Do not receive lip filler

Important Notes:

If you suffer from cold sores at present or any time in the past you must use an anti-herpes medication for example Zovirax, 5 times daily for a period of 1 week or anti viral tablet course three days prior and three days after the procedure to help reduce the risk of a Coldsore breakout. If an outbreak occurs, it will generally begin on day 3 of the healing process.
Selected colour on the day of treatment will initially be stronger and more sharply defined
On day two of treatment, the lips will appear slightly darker in colour (this is normal)
Days 3-5 colours will start the shed away in flakes – it is important not to pick this flaking skin as the colour will come out with the flakes. Let them naturally flake off in patches
After flakes are off your lips will appear much lighter. Over the next 3 weeks, the colour will develop again and heal to a much softer version of the initial colour
The approximate healing period is 14 days, however, healing can be prolonged if your immune system is compromised if you are generally stressed or have a poor diet
Keep in mind that in many cases, some unevenness of colour is to be expected. This is the purpose of the perfecting second session allowing us to perfect your enhancement colour and shape

Long-term care:

It is important to take good care of your lips and condition and protect them. Spf is important to use as sun exposure will fade your enhancement
Keep them hydrated 24/7
If you are planning a chemical peel, laser, ipl on you’re face or an MRI scan please inform the technician of your micro-pigmentation enhancement
Please inform the National Blood Service’s if you donate blood,  as you may not be eligible to give blood for 4 months post enhancement

If you have any further questions regarding lip blush enhancement and neutralising please contact Kelly with your enquiries on 07900346658

Superficially your lips will be healed within a few days, they will dry out and flake a little over 3/4 days everyone is different as we all have individual skin and heal differently but in most cases within a few days the initial brightness has faded and the lips dry out.

Aftercare is provided to nourish the lips as they flake much like chapped lips. Once this has finished you are left with subtle colour. This may stay faded for another week or so as the skin is healing within the skin and as the skin heals more translucent the colour will come back through but much more of a subtle blush of colour compared to that of the initial procedure. We do not treat again until week six to ensure the lips are fully healed before completing your treatment with your perfecting session. At this session, less work is needed so many find they heal much quicker during this session.

Superficially your lips will be healed within a few days, they will dry out and flake a little over 3/4 days everyone is different as we all have individual skin and heal differently but in most cases within a few days the initial brightness has faded and the lips dry out.

Aftercare is provided to nourish the lips as they flake much like chapped lips. Once this has finished you are left with subtle colour. This may stay faded for another week or so as the skin is healing within the skin and as the skin heals more translucent the colour will come back through but much more of a subtle blush of colour compared to that of the initial procedure. We do not treat again until week six to ensure the lips are fully healed before completing your treatment with your perfecting session. At this session, less work is needed so many find they heal much quicker during this session.

The majority of the time no bleeding will happen during this treatment, the technique used to create a soft lip blush colour will not cause the trauma to create a lot of blood, however, if a client has fragile skin (mature skin) or has drank caffeine/alcohol or had aspirin/ibuprofen on the day of treatment then pin prick points of blood may occur.

I ask clients to follow my pre-treatment advice for this reason as bleeding will not give us the best possible results of retention. Hence, it is very important you follow your pre-treatment advice to achieve the best possible outcome.

This will depend on the client and a few factors. Clients with filler can swell a little more than clients without. Either way, all swelling will reduce within the first four/six hours of treatment. You are sent home with an aftercare pack and lip mask to use, the antihistamine is also advised to help with any swelling but in most cases, the swelling has reduced by the evening and gone by the next day. In some cases, if you are very sensitive you may take a day to lose all swelling totally.

Applying a cold compress and using the lip mask provided will help you reduce swelling faster.

A numbing agent is used throughout the treatment, everyone has a different pain threshold so I will just reapply numbing as and when you need it to keep you comfortable throughout your treatment.

I have had a client previously fall asleep during treatment so as you can see not painful at all for some.

I recommend clients refrain from kissing for 24hrs after treatment. The lips are now an open wound (although they look normal) they must be treated in this way to prevent any bacteria or infection is created. I provide my clients with a straw to take home so that they do not have even to touch a glass whilst drinking, this is only until the lips have superficially healed on the outside.

To give us the best possible outcome with your treatment we need to prepare the lips by exfoliating them daily and nourishing the lips to ensure they are free from any hard/dry skin. I recommend clients do this the week running up to their treatment each night before bed, a gentle lip exfoliant or even just some sea salt with oil to circle over the lips, finish with some nourishment before bed ie lip butter.

The softer the lips are for treatment the easier the pigment will implant which means less treatment time and less trauma resulting in faster healing and better retention. Win-win