Lip blushing, a cosmetic tattooing procedure that enhances the color of the lips, is generally considered safe. However, since you recently had rhinoplasty, it's important to take a few precautions and consider potential risks: Healing Time: Ensure that you have adequately healed from your rhinoplasty. While four weeks is a common recovery period, individual healing times can vary. It's important to confirm with your surgeon that you are fully healed and that there are no residual swelling or complications from the surgery. Infection Risk: Any cosmetic procedure carries a risk of infection. Since your immune system is still recovering from surgery, it's essential to ensure that the lip blushing procedure is done in a sterile environment by a qualified professional. Swelling and Bruising: Both rhinoplasty and lip blushing can cause swelling and bruising. Undergoing lip blushing too soon after rhinoplasty might exacerbate these symptoms or make it difficult to distinguish between normal post-procedure swelling and a potential issue. Consult Your Surgeon: Before proceeding with lip blushing, consult your rhinoplasty surgeon. They can provide specific advice based on your healing progress and overall health. Pain Management: Consider any pain management you might still be undergoing post-rhinoplasty, as this could affect your comfort during the lip blushing procedure. It's always best to err on the side of caution and discuss any planned cosmetic procedures with your healthcare provider to ensure there are no contraindications based on your recent surgery and current health status.