Lip micropigmentation is a semi-permanent makeup treatment designed to improve the color, shape, and definition of the lips. This procedure is ideal for those who want to enhance their smile, achieving a natural and uniform look without the need to apply lipstick daily.

How is the procedure performed?

The lip micropigmentation process is carried out in several stages, all designed to ensure a precise and satisfactory result. Below are the stages of the procedure:

Initial consultation: During the consultation, the specialist will assess the natural shape and color of your lips, discuss your preferences and expectations, and recommend the tones and styles that best suit your face. Your medical history will also be reviewed to ensure you are a good candidate for the treatment.
Preparation of the treatment Area: Before starting, an anesthetic cream is applied to the lips to minimize any discomfort during the procedure. Once the area is numbed, the lip contour will be outlined, and the pigment color will be selected.
Pigment application: Using a specialized tool with a fine needle, the specialist deposits the pigment into the superficial layers of the skin, following the contour of the lips and gradually filling them. This process ensures a uniform and natural color that enhances the beauty of the lips.
Final review: After the pigment is applied, the result is reviewed to ensure that the color and shape are as desired. If necessary, small adjustments are made to perfect the finish.

Before and after

Lips micropigmentation

Ideal Candidate

Lip micropigmentation is ideal for people who:

Want to improve the shape and color of their lips to achieve a more defined and symmetrical appearance.
Are looking for a semi-permanent solution that saves time in their daily makeup routine.
Want to correct asymmetries, scars, or other aesthetic issues with their lips.
Want to maintain a natural lip color without the need to apply lipstick constantly.

Pre-treatment considerations for lip micropigmentation

Before undergoing lip micropigmentation, it is essential to carry out a series of tests and evaluations to ensure your safety and the success of the treatment:

Allergy test: To ensure that you will not have any adverse reactions to the pigment used.
General health evaluation: This includes reviewing your medical history and, in some cases, performing basic tests to rule out conditions that may interfere with healing.

After the treatment

Follow-up after the procedure is crucial to ensure that the results are durable and satisfactory:

Regular reviews: It is recommended to have a follow-up between 4 and 6 weeks after the treatment to assess the healing process and perform any necessary touch-ups.

Care for the treated area: During the first few weeks, it is important to protect the lips from the sun and avoid using products that may irritate the skin or discolor the pigment.

Enhance the contour and shape of the lips

Durable and natural color

Solution for discolored lips

Saves time

Frequently asked questions

Does lip micropigmentation hurt?

The sensation varies from person to person, but it is not intense pain. A topical anesthetic is applied to minimize discomfort, so you will only feel a light vibration or tingling. After the procedure, it is normal for the lips to feel a bit sensitive or swollen, but this disappears in one or two days.

What colors can be chosen for lip micropigmentation?

There is a wide range of colors, from natural tones like nude and pinks to more intense reds. The specialist will help you choose the color according to your skin tone and the effect you wish to achieve: a natural look or a more defined finish.

How long does lip micropigmentation last, and what care should I take?

The results last between 1 and 3 years, depending on skin type and aftercare. To prolong the color, it is recommended to:

Avoid spicy foods and very hot drinks in the first few days.
Avoid sun exposure and refrain from touching your lips during the healing process.
Apply a moisturizing balm recommended by the specialist.
Get a touch-up 4-6 weeks later if necessary.