Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lip Contouring.

Results typically last 12 to 24 months depending on skin type, sun exposure, and care. A color boost or minor touch-up is recommended annually to maintain intensity. We provide a follow-up appointment to assess healing and schedule any needed adjustments.

Most clients feel only mild pressure or tingling because we apply a topical anesthetic before and during the procedure. Discomfort is minimal and brief; session time varies but typically lasts 60–90 minutes including consultation and numbing.

Expect initial swelling and slightly darker pigment for the first week, with mild scabbing that flakes off. Follow strict aftercare: avoid picking, excessive moisture, and sun exposure. No lipstick for 7–10 days; full pigment settling occurs over 4–6 weeks for final results.

Ideal candidates are healthy adults seeking improved lip shape, symmetry, and subtle color enhancement. Avoid treatment if pregnant, breastfeeding, on blood-thinning medication, or experiencing active cold sores. A consultation screens medical history to confirm safety and determine the best personalized approach.

Pigments are selected during consultation based on your skin tone, natural lip color, and desired intensity. We consider warm or cool undertones and adjust formulas for soft, natural results. Only medical-grade pigments are used, and we can perform slight adjustments at the touch-up visit.

Yes — experienced technicians can camouflage asymmetry and redefine borders using precise shading and contouring techniques. Results improve balance and proportion, though dramatic structural changes are limited. A consultation evaluates anatomy and outlines realistic expectations, often achieving excellent corrections with one or two sessions.