PMU Consultation & Patch Test Form

What is a patch test?

A Patch Test is a precautionary procedure which is performed to determine the reaction of your skin when a certain substance comes in contact with it. Your skin can show an allergic reaction such as inflammation, redness, itchiness, blisters, or a rash. This is called contact dermatitis.

 

Why do we patch test?

A patch test is a safety procedure to ensure that a person is not allergic to any of the pigments, makeup products or anaesthetic used. Additionally, it also helps the artist and the client to choose a colour or a combination of colours that would produce the best results.

 

When do we do a patch test?

A patch test needs to be completed at least 48 hours before the procedure. 

 

How do we patch test?

We will agree and inconspicuous area to perform the patch test. This area will be cleaned using alcohol. 

A topical or prick patch test will be conducted and a small amount of the pigment, anaesthetic, makeup will be placed on the skin or on the puncture site of the prick test.

If a reaction is observed, it might not be possble to perform a PMU a procedure.

Should you choose not to undergo a patch test you will take full responsibility and all the risk should any adverse reaction happen during or after the treatment. 

This is where we collect information around your goals, discuss colour options and observe your skin. All of this will be recorded in the consultation form.

I certify that I was recommended to undergo a patch test, and that the risks involved should I choose not to go ahead with a patch test before the procedure have been explained to me.

I have had the opportunity to ask questions and have been provided with relevant information regarding the patch test and the treatment procedure. The information was explained to me to my satisfaction, and understanding.

I understand that I must notify the clinic should any adverse reactions occur Post treatment. However, in the event of medical anaphylaxis or a medical emergency that I must call the emergency services.

I understand that, in the case of an adverse reaction to my skin, I shall not hold close aesthetics no the clinician responsible for this adverse reaction.