Things To Know About Permanent Lip Colouring Procedure
Permanent lip colouring is a cosmetic procedure performed to give the lips a long-lasting colour and shape. Permanent lip colouring is applied to give a natural and permanent colour to the lips, to define the lip lines and to make the lips look fuller. Here is what you need to know about this procedure:
What is Permanent Lip Colouring?
Permanent lip colouring is a type of tattoo procedure performed by injecting pigments into the lips.
Preparation Before the Procedure
Consultation
Consult a specialist about the lip colour and shape you want. The specialist will help you choose a colour that suits your skin tone and lip structure.
Share your medical history and allergies, if any.
Planning:
Create a plan with the specialist to determine the asymmetries in your lips and the lip line.
Procedure Process
Anaesthesia
The lip area is numbed by applying local anaesthesia before the procedure. This ensures that you do not feel discomfort during the procedure.
Pigment Application:
Using fine needles, the selected pigment is injected into the lips. This process usually takes 1-2 hours.
The specialist distributes the pigment evenly, following the natural contours of your lips.
Permanence and Retouching
Duration of Persistence
General Permanence: Permanent lip colouring usually lasts between 1-3 years.
Retouching Requirement: Depending on pigment fading, skin renewal and other environmental factors, a colour refresh may be required. It is generally recommended to have a touch-up session within 4-6 weeks after the first application.
Factors Affecting Permanence
Skin Type: Oily skin can cause pigments to fade faster. Also, dry or overly moisturised lips can also affect permanence.
Pigment Quality: The quality and formulation of the pigment used affects the colour fade time. Higher quality pigments can generally last longer.
Sun and Environmental Factors: Sunlight, UV rays, chemical products and environmental pollution can cause pigments to fade. It is important to protect lips from the sun.
Skin Care Products: The care products and make-up materials you use on your lips can affect the life of pigments. It is recommended to avoid harsh chemicals.
Nutrition and Lifestyle: A healthy diet and lifestyle can support skin health and increase permanence.
Risks and Side Effects
Allergic Reactions: Allergic reactions may develop against the pigments used.
Infection: There is a risk of infection if the procedure is not performed in a sterile environment.
Colour Change: Pigments may lose their natural colour over time and regular retouching may be required.
Swelling and Sensitivity: There may be swelling and sensitivity in the lips after the procedure.
Post Process Care
Moisturising: Use the recommended lip balms regularly.
Sun Protection: Protect lips from the sun.
Hygiene: Keep the lip area clean and hygienic.
Balanced Nutrition and Drinking Plenty of Water: Pay attention to your general health to keep your lips healthy.
Things to be Considered
Expert Selection: Make sure that the specialist who will perform the procedure is experienced and licensed.
Natural Look: Choose natural tones instead of too exaggerated colours.
You can get detailed information about the procedure by making a preliminary interview with Luxury Beauty Centre experts.
