Day One Aftercare

Right after your treatment, your lips may release a small amount of lymphatic fluid. This is normal. To support clean, even healing, gently cleanse your lips every hour using boiled, cooled water and a fresh cotton pad. This prevents scabbing and keeps the surface smooth. After each cleanse, apply a very light layer of your aftercare balm with a cotton bud. Avoid using your fingers so the area stays clean. Continue using a cotton bud for at least the first five days to maintain proper hygiene.

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As you continue to heal

Your lips may feel dry, tight, or slightly gritty as they begin to heal. This is completely normal. Apply your a thin layer of aftercare balm as often as needed to keep the lips hydrated and comfortable. Consistent balm use supports better healing and color retention. Continue applying balm for a full four weeks.

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Avoid the Following

- Toothpaste on the first night, since mint and similar ingredients can irritate fresh lip work

- Spicy food for the first few days

- Heat exposure for the first week

- Sunbeds for at least four weeks

- Any shop bought balms until the lips are fully healed

- Smoking or vaping during the initial healing period