What to do if lips turn black after surgery

Lip bleaching is very common in the beauty industry. Many women who are not satisfied with their lips will undergo lip bleaching. After lip bleaching, women need to let their lips recover well, especially avoid contact with water, otherwise it is likely to cause lip infection. Many women's lips become darker and they feel uncomfortable after lip bleaching. So, what should you do if your lips turn black after surgery?

1. After lip bleaching, you need to pay attention to not letting your lips come into contact with water within this week, and don’t touch your lips with your hands, because this will cause bacteria infection on your lips, thus affecting lip repair.

2. Do not apply a hot towel to your lips within one month after the scabs on your lips fall off on their own, as this will make your lips darker.

3. No matter if you feel any discomfort on your lips after lip bleaching, once scabs form on your lips, do not tear them off with your hands. Just let the scabs fall off by themselves.

4. Prepare some sterilized cotton swabs and distilled water. Clean your lips regularly with distilled water after lip bleaching, and then use some anti-scar drugs to take care of your lips accordingly.

5. It should be noted that after lip bleaching, you must not eat some foods that contain hair, such as beef, seafood, etc. These foods are not only not conducive to lip repair, but also affect the effect of our lip bleaching.

6. After lip bleaching, it is best to choose a lip balm that only has basic moisturizing effects. Do not choose a lip balm with more complex ingredients to avoid affecting lip repair due to unsafe ingredients.

In fact, not everyone is suitable for lip bleaching. Some people cannot have lip bleaching, for example, women during menstruation, pregnancy or lactation, people with skin diseases and infectious diseases, and people with lip inflammation, allergies and scars.

Generally speaking, it is normal for lips to turn black after lip bleaching. However, this situation does not occur without reason. Generally speaking, if the lips become black just after lip bleaching, it may be because of bruising on the lips after the procedure. As long as you pay a little attention to care, there will be no big problem. After about a week of bruising, your lips will return to normal. Another situation is that the lips continue to turn black, and the blackening phenomenon does not subside after the normal recovery time. This needs to be taken seriously. It may be a failure of lip bleaching, and you need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible.