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Get answers to common questions about Lip Treatment.
Most Lip Treatment sessions last about 30 minutes, including consultation and application. You’ll relax while marine collagen is applied to soften and hydrate lips. Timing varies slightly depending on needs and whether additional enhancement steps are requested.
Yes. We use gentle, marine-derived collagen formulations designed for delicate lip skin. A brief patch test and consultation precede treatment to identify allergies or sensitivities. Our therapists adjust products and techniques to minimize irritation and ensure comfortable, effective results.
Many clients notice immediate improvement after one session, but a series of 3 to 4 treatments spaced two to four weeks apart yields optimal smoothing and hydration. Maintenance sessions every 6–8 weeks help sustain softness and reduce recurrence of dryness.
Lip Treatment significantly improves surface texture and softens vertical lines by boosting collagen and hydration. Deeper static folds may need adjunctive treatments like professional fillers or laser resurfacing. Your therapist will recommend a personalized plan during consultation.
Avoid aggressive exfoliation, lip plumping products, or waxing around the mouth 24–48 hours prior. Arrive with clean lips (no heavy lipstick). Tell your therapist about medications, allergies, or recent procedures to ensure safe, tailored treatment.
Keep lips moisturized with the recommended marine collagen balm and avoid sun exposure for 24 hours. Do not pick or exfoliate treated area. Gentle SPF lip protectant is encouraged, and contact us if you notice prolonged irritation or unusual swelling.