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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Lip Blush PMU.
Lip Blush PMU typically lasts 1–3 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Color gradually fades rather than disappears. Your initial price includes one post-healing touch-up; many clients schedule maintenance every 12–24 months for color refresh.
No — Lip Blush PMU is designed to enhance your natural lip shape and color with subtle shading, not add volume. Our artists use custom mapping and pigment selection to achieve a natural, balanced result tailored to your facial features and preferences.
Most clients report only mild pressure or tingling. We apply medical-grade topical anesthetic before and during the procedure to maximize comfort. Sensitivity varies by person; following aftercare helps minimize swelling and speed healing for the most comfortable experience.
Initial healing takes about 7–14 days with light swelling, tenderness, and surface flaking. Pigment appears darker initially and softens as lips heal. Full color settling occurs around 4–6 weeks, at which time your included touch-up ensures even, vibrant results.
Yes — we perform an in-depth color consultation to select pigments that complement your skin tone and desired intensity. We blend custom shades and discuss realistic outcomes, ensuring the final hue flatters your complexion and everyday makeup routine.
Yes — contraindications include pregnancy, breastfeeding, active cold sores, recent facial procedures, certain blood-thinning medications, and uncontrolled medical conditions. We require a full medical history and may refer you to your physician. A consultation determines your candidacy and safe timing.