Does lipstick and lip gloss make fillers wear away faster?

Wearing lipstick or lip gloss, whether matte or glossy, does not typically cause lip fillers to wear away faster. Lip fillers are placed beneath the skin and are not directly affected by topical products. However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind:

Gentle Application: Be gentle when applying any lip products to avoid unnecessary pressure on the lips, especially shortly after getting fillers.

Avoid Irritants: Some lip products contain ingredients that can be irritating or cause an allergic reaction, which might affect the appearance of your lips. It's best to avoid products with harsh chemicals or known allergens.

Hydration: Keeping your lips hydrated can help maintain the appearance of fillers. Opt for lip products that provide moisture.

Sun Protection: Use lip products with SPF to protect your lips from sun damage, which can affect skin health over time.

Overall, normal use of lipsticks and glosses should not impact the longevity of your lip fillers. If you have specific concerns, it's always a good idea to consult with your cosmetic provider.

You can use any lipstick or lip gloss you wish after healed from your filler treatment. They will not have an impact on the longevity of your results.

No, wearing lipstick or lip gloss, whether matte or glossy, won’t cause lip fillers to wear away faster. Fillers gradually break down due to natural factors like metabolism and lip movement, rather than from cosmetic products applied to the lips.

That said, it’s best to avoid lip products for the first 24-48 hours after your filler treatment to reduce any risk of irritation or infection. After that, feel free to enjoy your favorite lip colors without concern for your fillers!

No, wearing lipstick or lip gloss, including matte formulas, will not make lip fillers wear away faster.
Lip fillers degrade naturally over time due to factors like metabolism and muscle movement, but cosmetics applied to the lips don’t significantly influence this process.
However, for the first 24-48 hours after the filler procedure, it’s best to avoid applying makeup to prevent irritation or infection. After that, you’re free to use your favorite lip products without worry!

I’ve never heard that lipstick or lip gloss has any impact on how long fillers last.
Some people claim that fillers last longer than other patients.
In my opinion, what product is used has the biggest impact.
Personally, I prefer to use Voluma For the longest lasting results.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD