Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Full Lip.

Most clients report only mild discomfort; topical numbing makes the procedure comfortable. Results typically last 1–3 years depending on skin, lifestyle, and pigment type. Annual or biennial touch-ups keep color fresh; we'll recommend a maintenance schedule.

Ideal candidates are healthy adults seeking enhanced lip color or symmetry. Avoid treatment if pregnant, breastfeeding, or with active cold sores or certain medical conditions. A consultation reviews medical history, expectations, and determines suitability and pigment choice.

Before your appointment avoid alcohol, aspirin, and blood-thinning supplements for 48 hours. Stop topical retinoids and exfoliants near the lips one week prior. Avoid sun exposure and bring photos of desired shades to your consultation.

Healing involves initial swelling, darker pigment, then light scabbing and peeling over 7–14 days. Keep lips clean and moisturized with recommended balm, avoid sun, makeup, and exfoliation. Full color settles by 4–6 weeks when touch-up assessments occur.

Yes—color can be adjusted at follow-up touch-ups to lighten or intensify tones. Removal is possible with laser or saline but often requires multiple treatments. We recommend conservative initial shading and scheduled adjustments for best results.

Most clients require an initial session plus a 6–8 week touch-up to perfect color and shape. Additional sessions may be needed for deeper pigment or corrections. We’ll create a personalized plan during consultation and explain timing and costs.