What are the dangers of lip bleaching when you are old?

In fact, many people think that round lips look very good and it has become a fashionable practice. Regardless of age, people who get lip bleaching will still suffer damage to their skin, such as uneven coloring, physical discomfort, infection, etc. These are the harms that lip bleaching may cause, and friends should consider them carefully before making a choice.

Lip bleaching is the process of bleaching the lips of people with darker lips or color difference between the upper and lower lips into a natural light pink color. It is suitable for those with congenitally imperfect lip shape, unclear lip peak, unclear lip red line, breakage or defects, severely uneven lip edge, thin lips, disproportionate length, and those with obviously dull color due to anemia, heart and circulatory system diseases.

The dangers of lip bleaching

Lip bleaching is suitable for people who have naturally darker lips, uneven lips, or whose lips change color due to illness or trauma. Lip bleaching requires the use of some pigments to improve the lip color. If mistakes are made during the operation or if the postoperative care is improper, some hazards may occur, such as:

1. Uneven coloring

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.

2. Physical discomfort

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.

3. Infection

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.

Precautions for postoperative care of lip bleaching

1. Accept the doctor's diagnosis and disinfection care, pay attention to anti-inflammatory, and do not handle the wound without authorization.

2. Keep the wound clean and dry, try to avoid large lip exercises, and do not touch your lips with your hands or other objects.

3. Be careful with your diet and try to eat light food to avoid irritating the skin of your lips. Remember to clean your mouth after eating.

4. It is not appropriate to apply makeup before the wound has fully healed, because the chemical products in cosmetics can easily cause damage to the wound and cause sequelae.

5. Allow the wound to peel off and form a scab naturally. Do not tear it with your hands, as this can easily lead to bleeding and infection.