Informed Consent for Tattooing
INFORMED CONSENT is both a process and a document – neither can stand alone as informed consent. The informed consent process must include a verbal review of the procedures, alternates, and risks of the tattoo procedure, as set out below, as well as an opportunity for the client to ask the tattooist any question about the
tattoo service. The informed consent document must be signed by you, the client.
The information I supplied on this form is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I have been fully informed both verbally and in writing of the risks of the tattoo service I am receiving including possible reactions, side effects and potential complications of the service. I have been informed both verbally and in writing regarding aftercare instructions for the tattoo service I am receiving.
Having been informed of the potential risks, possible reactions, side effects and potential complications associated with the tattoo procedure, I still wish to proceed with the service and I assume any and all risks that may arise from the service. As with any elective procedure, you have the option or alternative to choose a
different procedure or to decline procedures.