Lip Blush Aftercare Instructions

Please follow these steps carefully to ensure the best healing results.

Day 1: Immediately After the Procedure

Gently blot lips every 15–30 minutes with a clean tissue to absorb lymph fluid.
Apply a thin layer of Aquaphor every few hours to keep lips moisturized.
After eating, gently wash lips with antibacterial soap, pat dry, and reapply Aquaphor.
→ This prevents buildup of food particles and bacteria, which can cause infection or poor healing.
If swelling occurs, apply a clean cold compress or ice pack (wrapped in a paper towel) for 5–10 minutes as needed.
Avoid touching lips with unwashed hands.

Days 2–5: Peeling Phase

Lips will darken, then begin to peel — this is normal.
Do NOT pick, rub, or peel flaking skin — this can lead to scarring and pigment loss.
Keep lips moisturized with Aquaphor.
Avoid seafood for at least 5 days (to reduce risk of allergic reaction while healing).
Avoid spicy, salty, and acidic foods.
Use a straw when drinking.
No kissing or lip-to-lip contact.
No makeup or skincare on the lips.

Days 6–10: Healing Continues

Lips may look patchy or faded — this is temporary. Final color will settle gradually.
Continue applying Aquaphor as needed.
Avoid sun exposure, swimming, saunas, and sweating.

DO:

Use a clean pillowcase.
Drink through a straw.
Clean lips after meals with antibacterial soap, pat dry, and reapply Aquaphor.
→ This prevents buildup and bacteria, which can delay healing or cause infection.
Use ice (wrapped) to soothe swelling if needed.

AVOID:

Touch-Up Reminder

Book your perfecting session 4–6 weeks after your initial procedure for best, long-lasting results.