• Medical Health History/Skin Profile & DPC Consent Form

    Medical Health History/Skin Profile & DPC Consent Form

    Help us get to know you a little bit better by kindly filling out the information below. Should you have any questions, please let us know and we would be happy to assist.
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  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • COSMETIC MEDICAL HISTORY

  • Have you had plastic surgery? If so what procedure and when

  • When WhereType     

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  • *All patients must sign a consent form before commencing any Sharplight treatment provided by Satin Laser Lounge.

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  • I       authorize Satin Laser Lounge to perform an Intense Pulsed Light System procedure. I am aware that these treatments are used for hair reduction and skin rejuvenation thus
    intended to reduce and improve the appearance of pigmented lesions, vascular lesions, skin’s texture and/ or
    mild to moderate acne.
    I understand and accept that it is necessary to conduct more than one treatment in order to achieve results
    and that a treatment series will be necessary, and that the treatment series/program may need to be extended
    or changed by the Sharplight Technician at any time to create the appropriate long-term plan best suited for
    the area intended. I also accept that it may be necessary to use other manners of treatments, including skin
    care products, that may be needed to blend the skin tone and skin color while reducing the potential of sun
    damage during and post treatment.
    The skin treated may be red and swollen for a period of time, with the forming of fine, thin scabs. Keep the
    treated areas covered with aloe vera gel and soothing creams until the thin scabs fall off. This process may
    take between 1- 4 weeks. It could take as long as 3-6 months in some rare cases. Do not scratch the scabs, as
    scarring may result.

  • We are unable to treat clients who are taking ACCUTANE and PHOTOSENSITIZING medications.

  • I         understand that I must complete a Medical History Form, which must be updated if any changes occur during the treatment period. I certify the information on my Medical History Form to be true and correct. I also certify that I have not withheld or omitted any medical information.


    The following problems may occur with treatment:
    1. Scarring: The pulsed light system can create bruising and a moderate burn or blister to the skin. For an
    effective treatment, the intensity (joules) must be just below the blistering point which means that the skin will
    be red (erythema). There is a risk of scarring in burned skin cases.


    2. Hyperpigmentation and Hypopigmentation: These have been noted to occur after treatments,
    especially with a darker complexion. This usually resolves within weeks, but it can take as long as 3-6 months in some cases. There is a rare risk of permanent color change. If you have dark skin, a skin lightening cream
    may be advised as a treatment to reduce the melanin in your skin before and after treatment and must be
    regulated by a physician. Avoiding sun exposure before and after the treatment is crucial to reduce the risk of
    color change and burns.


    3. Infection: Although infection following pulsed light treatment is unusual, bacterial, fungal, and viral
    infections can occur. Herpes simplex virus infections around the mouth can occur following a treatment. This
    applies to individuals with a past history of Herpes simplex virus infections in the area. Should any type of
    skin infection occur, additional treatment including antibiotics will be necessary. If you have a history of
    Herpes simplex virus in the treated area, we recommend preventive therapy.


    4. Bleeding: Pinpoint bleeding is rare but can occur following pigmented and vascular lesion treatment
    procedures. Should bleeding occur, additional treatment might be necessary.


    5. Skin tissue pathology: Energy directed at skin lesions may potentially vaporize the lesion. Laboratory
    examination of the tissue specimen may not be possible. Only clearly benign pigmented lesions can be
    treated. A physicians approval may be requested in order to proceed with the treatment of certain pigmented
    and vascular lesions.


    6. Allergic reactions: In rare cases, local allergies to tape, preservatives used in cosmetics or topical
    preparations have been reported. Systemic reactions (which are more serious) may result from prescription
    medicines. Allergic reactions may require additional treatment.


    7. Sunscreen: Wear sunscreen of SPF 50 or higher before and after treatment to protect your skin. We highly
    recommend you use sunscreen at all times. Compliance with the after-care guidelines is crucial for healing,
    prevention of scaring, hyper-pigmentation, and hypopigmentation.


    8. I understand that exposure of my eyes to light could harm my vision. I will keep the eye protection on at all
    times during the treatment session.
    Occasionally, unforeseen mechanical problems may occur, and the appointment will need to be rescheduled.
    Our Clinic will make every effort to notify the client prior to his/her arrival should this occur prior to the
    scheduled treatment time; However, it may not be possible if the circumstance occurs while the treatment is
    in progress, thus the scheduled treatment will be interrupted and rescheduled once the issue is resolved.
    Please be understanding if any inconveniences occur.

    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    My questions regarding the procedure have been answered satisfactorily. I understand the procedure and
    accept the risks. I hereby release (Clinician: ) and (Facility: )
    and (Doctor: ) from all liabilities associated with the above indicated procedure.

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