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• May 27, 2023

Lip Blushing: What You Need To Know

Lip blushing can improve the look and appearance of your lips through tattooing, much as microblading, a semi-permanent procedure to make your eyebrows bigger and darker. Lip blushing is a common cosmetic procedure for those who want to give the appearance of larger lips. A lip blush tattoo can improve your natural lip color and shape while lip fillers and cosmetic items can temporarily boost lips.

What is lip blushing?

Lip blushing is a semi-permanent tattoo that can improve the size, shape, and color of your lips while giving them the appearance of being fuller. To improve the overall appearance, color ink is deposited into your lips and along your lip line. To get results that look natural, the hue is subdued.

Hyaluronic acid, which is a naturally occurring component in the skin, is used to make a gel for lip fillers. Your lips receive an injection of the gel. How full you want your lips to look can easily be controlled. Lip blushing improves the color of your lips and gives the appearance of fuller lips without increasing volume, whereas lip fillers only add volume and not color.

How long does lip blushing last?

Lip blushing, according to some estimates, can endure for two years, but individual outcomes may vary. Smoking and sun exposure both hasten the fading of your color. To keep the effects, lip blushing must be performed at regular intervals, according to the doctor. However, because it is a semi-permanent tattoo, the results are difficult to undo if you are unhappy with them. Insurance companies don't cover lip blushing. The price of services can range from $400 to $1,400 per session, depending on where you live. 

Is lip blushing safe?

There are certain possible dangers whenever you get a tattoo. The tattoo ink may cause an allergic reaction in you, especially since it's normally some shade of red. According to Doctors, one of the most frequently used allergic tattoo colors is red. "There is a chance of an allergic reaction when depositing that color on lips that are pink or red." Additionally, there is a chance of developing scar tissue because tiny wounds are used to deposit color. For people who want to correct uneven pigmentation or are self-conscious about the color of their lips, lip blushing may be beneficial.

But doing your homework pays off. Dr. Khetarpal advises scheduling a preliminary consultation with the esthetician or tattoo artist.