You mean having a labret stud instead of a ring? Yes, it's still gonna swell because its the act of getting the piercing that causes the swelling. However, it probably wont swell as much as a ring because rings get hit more often so the piercing stays irritated longer.
yes
Depending on the Size of your lips I would get a Long Tongue Bar 18-16g Because your lips swell up
Its depends on the person, but it shouldn't get too swollen, and it goes down after a few days.
Different people's bodies react differently, but yes, your lip can swell after getting it pierced.
It varies from person to person. It usually doesn't hurt until it begins to swell. If you care for it correctly, it should get better in 2-3 weeks.
do you wear anykind of lipstick-gloss-chapstick?
The ring is scaled (sized) to your lip, it's not a one size fits all affair. Your professional body piercer will assist you in selecting a ring that will suit your lip. Be aware that your lip will swell so the ring must allow for swelling.
it can if it gets really big but it will heal in approximately 5 days or so
There are fine blood vessels and other connective tissue in the lips that will swell once they have been subjected to impact or cutting by piercing. The swelling only lasts a few days to a couple of weeks (everyone is different some swell more than others).
Nope. They just pierce it. Anything they could use to numb your lip would cause it to swell up, making it hard to pierce you accurately. Besides, it doesn't hurt very much.
from the day you get your lip piercing done, the back, flat part of the labret bar imbeds slightly into your lip, don't worry as long as the lip doesn't engulf the bar, because this is normal. as a result, the bar kind of blends into your lip and it becomes easier to eat as the days go by of the healing process. just be careful if the first labret bar you got from the piercing place is long, because you can end up chewing the bar by mistake, so take eating slow the first while and you'll be fine :)
Unscrew the ball and remove the jewellery.