What does the lip tattooing procedure involve?
1. Lip design must be tailored to individual lip shape, facial structure, nose shape, eye shape, age, and skin tone.
2. When designing lip contours, pay attention to the upper-lower proportion. Whether expanding outward or narrowing inward, the design should closely follow the natural lip line and not exceed 1.5mm to avoid compromising aesthetics.
3.For individuals with broad faces and prominent chins, a fuller, rounder lip shape should be designed.
4. Narrow, pointed faces benefit from a "cherry-shaped" lip design.
5. Clients with downturned corners appear aged. During design, extend the lower lip line toward the corners while slightly shortening the upper lip length to create a lifting effect.

In summary, lip design must achieve: elegant curves, contours that follow natural peaks, and adherence to the vermilion border. Overall vertical and horizontal adjustments are crucial. Only then can lips suited to various face shapes be created.
How should lips be cared for after permanent makeup?
1.First, apply pre-cut olive-shaped cotton pads soaked in epinephrine hydrochloride over the entire lip area for 15–20 minutes until the skin turns completely white. Then apply anesthetic. Once the anesthetic takes effect, you may feel lip swelling.
2. Avoid applying any topical medications to the lips post-procedure. Continue oral and intravenous antibiotics for 3–5 days.
3. After lip bleaching, frequently cleanse the lips with cotton balls soaked in gentamicin solution to accelerate wound healing.
4. Following the procedure, temporary uneven pigmentation may occur. Avoid any attempts to conceal this (e.g., applying lip liner or lipstick). After 1–2 months, the lip color will even out, revealing naturally beautiful lips.