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Does the permanent makeup procedure cause swelling? should i expect swelling after getting permanent makeup, and for how long?
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I : I researched this to answer it. Reportedly swelling is common with permanent lip makeup and usually resolves within 48 hours or so.
Answered 10/3/2016
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