What should a lip blush consent form include?

The chosen shape and color, patch test status, cold sore history, and plain notes on swelling, color shift, touch-ups, and fading. It should ask about recent or planned lip filler and screen for other health issues. Add a risk list and signatures from the client and artist.

Can you get lip blush if you get cold sores?

Often, yes, but lip procedures can trigger an outbreak in people who’ve had cold sores before. Clients with that history should talk with their doctor before the appointment, since only a doctor can decide whether they need medicine. Artists shouldn’t work over an active cold sore.

Why does lip blush color change while healing?

Right after the procedure, color looks bright and bold. As the lips heal and peel, they can look pale or chalky for a while. The color usually comes back softer over the next few weeks. The final result isn’t clear until healing is done, which is why touch-ups are standard.

Can you get lip blush after lip filler?

Many clients have both, but timing matters. Fresh filler can cause swelling and change the lip shape, which affects where the color goes. Follow your artist’s and injector’s advice on how long to wait, and write the filler dates on the consent form.

Free Lip Blush Consent Form Template | Lip PMU

Consent Form (Lip Blush)

Studio: [Studio Name]

Artist: [Artist Name]

Client: [Client Name]

Appointment: [Appointment Date] at [Appointment Time]

Client Information

•Phone: [Client Phone]

•Email: [Client Email]

•Date of Birth: [Client Dob]

Treatment Details

•Technique:

Lip blush (soft, sheer color)

Lip liner

Full lip color

Other: [Technique]

•Pigment Color: [Pigment Colors]

I approve the lip shape and color chosen before the procedure.

Patch Test

•Patch test completed?

Yes. Date: [Patch Test Date]. Result: [Patch Test Result]

No. I declined or waived the patch test, and I accept the higher risk of an allergic reaction.

I understand that a patch test lowers, but does not remove, the risk of an allergic reaction.

Cold Sore History

•Have you ever had a cold sore or fever blister on or near your lips?

Yes

•Do you have a cold sore, blister, or open sore on or near your lips right now?

Yes

We won't work over an active cold sore. Your appointment will be rescheduled.

I understand that lip procedures can trigger a cold sore outbreak in people who have had them before. An outbreak can affect healing and the final color.

If I have a history of cold sores, I was advised to talk with my doctor before my appointment about whether I need antiviral medicine. The studio does not give medical advice or prescribe medicine.

Healing and Expectations

I understand my lips will likely be swollen and tender for the first few days.

I understand the color will look brighter or darker right after the procedure. As my lips heal, they may look patchy, pale, or chalky before the color comes back over the next few weeks.

I understand the final result isn't visible until healing is complete, usually 4 to 6 weeks.

I understand that a touch-up 6 to 8 weeks after the first session is standard and may be needed to get an even color. Touch-ups may be charged separately.

I understand my natural lip color affects the result. Darker or uneven lips may need extra sessions.

I understand that lip filler can change the shape of my lips. I have told my artist about any recent or planned filler, and I will follow my artist's advice on how long to wait between filler and lip blush.

I understand lip blush fades over time, and sun exposure speeds this up. Maintenance appointments are needed to keep the color fresh.

I understand that lips aren't perfectly symmetrical, and a perfect match can't be guaranteed.

I agree to follow the aftercare instructions. I won't pick or peel my lips while they heal.

Risk Acknowledgement

I understand risks include swelling, cold sore outbreaks, infection, allergic reaction, uneven color, pigment migration, and scarring.

I have been told that cosmetic pigments may affect MRI images. I will tell medical staff about my lip blush before an MRI.

I understand that no specific result can be guaranteed.

** I consent to before and after photos for the artist's portfolio and marketing. I can say no without it affecting my treatment.

Medical Screening

•Lip filler in the past 4 weeks, or planned soon?

Yes. Date: [Filler Date]

•Accutane in the past 12 months?

Yes

Ask your prescribing doctor before booking.

•Blood-thinning medications (aspirin, warfarin, etc.)?

Yes

Don't stop a prescribed medication without talking to your doctor.

•Pregnant or nursing?

Yes

Lip blush is generally not recommended during pregnancy or while nursing. Talk to your healthcare provider.

•Keloid or raised scarring history?

Yes

•Known allergies (latex, pigments, topical numbing creams)?

Yes, describe: [Allergy Details]

•Autoimmune conditions, diabetes, or immunosuppressant medications?

Yes

Other relevant medical information::

I certify that I have answered these questions truthfully and to the best of my knowledge.

My decision to get lip blush is my own, and I consent to the procedure described above.

Client Signature: ______ Date: ______

Artist/Staff Signature: ______ Date: ______

Lip Blush Consent Form Template