Are there any side effects to lip bleaching?

Lip bleaching is a very fashionable beauty technique. Some people have very dark lips, which look ugly. Lip bleaching can make our lips lighter and more three-dimensional. Lip bleaching is suitable for certain groups of people. Not everyone can use this method, and it may also produce some side effects, which is something we need to pay attention to. So, does lip bleaching have any side effects? Let’s take a look below.

Lip bleaching refers to the process of coloring the lips by piercing them with a professional beauty needle. If the technique is not appropriate and the pigment does not penetrate sufficiently, uneven coloring and poor color will occur after the operation.

Improper lip bleaching can easily lead to lip infection and blistering

Improper surgical methods, unclean surgical instruments, incorrect surgical care... may all cause wound infection, which can manifest as redness, swelling, pain, inflammation, bleeding, blistering, etc.

Lip bleaching requires using a tiny needle tip to pierce the skin in order to color the lips. If the operator's technique is not standardized, resulting in a large wound on the lips, once bacteria invade, it may cause blistering on the lips. In addition, if disinfection is not standardized during lip bleaching, infection and inflammation may also cause blistering.

Lip bleaching may leave scars

Some girls choose private studios for lip bleaching. If the operator is not professional and lacks experience in lip bleaching, the lips may be pierced too deeply or too shallowly, which can easily damage the dermis of the skin and cause raised scars after lip bleaching.

Causes uneven lip skin

When lip bleaching, if the needle is inserted too deep or the pigment used is not standardized, toxic side effects may occur, causing a lip bleaching rejection reaction, resulting in irregular shedding of lip cuticles, which in turn causes lip swelling and makes the lips look uneven.

The pigments used in lip bleaching must be strictly screened. If pigments of poor quality or containing toxic ingredients are used, they will cause great harm to the human body, causing physical discomfort at the very least and cancer at the worst.

How to avoid the side effects of lip bleaching

1. Three days before lip bleaching, take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, or take Isatis root granules orally, and rinse your mouth with physiological anti-inflammatory water to dehydrate the bacteria and achieve the anti-inflammatory effect. In addition, you should pay attention to anti-inflammatory measures during and after lip bleaching.

2. You must choose a regular institution to perform lip bleaching. Only through strict disinfection can you control the invasion of bacteria into the lips. Doctors in regular institutions are more experienced and will not insert the needle too deep or too shallow during lip bleaching operations. Therefore, regular medical institutions and experienced doctors are the key to reducing the chance of side effects after lip bleaching surgery.

1. People with inflammation around the lips are not suitable for lip bleaching.

2. People with skin diseases, infectious diseases, allergic constitutions, and scar constitutions are not suitable for lip bleaching.

3. People who are overly nervous, hesitant or have too high demands are not suitable for lip rotoscoping.

4. Women are not suitable for lip bleaching during menstruation, pregnancy and lactation.