I hereby authorize Simply Skin Las Vegas, its employees/agents/clinicians to perform the DiamondGlow treatments on me. Treatment sites include face, forehead, sideburns, lip, chin, and neck
DiamondGlow is a next-level skin resurfacing technology that simultaneously exfoliates and extracts, while infusing skin with targeted serums to address specific skin quality concerns. The DiamondGlow device is a general dermabrasion device that gently exfoliates and removes the top layer of skin, and delivers topical cosmetic serums into the skin.
I understand that the treatment is purely elective, and I hereby consent to be a patient receiving treatment. I understand that certain complications are rare, but possible.
Other potential risks include itching, blistering, burns, infection, scabbing, and failure to achieve desired result.
The procedure may result in the following side effects or adverse experiences, and may carry some risks
- DISCOMFORT – Some discomfort may be experienced during treatment
- REDNESS/SWELLING/BRUISING – Short-Term/temporary redness (erythema), swelling (edema), and/or mild sunburn-like effects of the treated area is common and may occur. There also may be slight bruising.
- I acknowledge that facial telangiectasia (small blood vessels) is sometimes more apparent immediately after the treatment, when the skin is thin, and will diminish after my skin has recovered from the treatment
- SKIN COLOR CHANGES – There is a possibility that the treated area may become either darker (hyper-pigmentation) or lighter (hypo-pigmentation). These conditions usually resolve within 3-6 months, but permanent color change is a rare risk. Compliance with the aftercare guidelines and avoiding sun exposure before and after the treatment reduces the risk of color change.
- SCRATCHES – Treatment can result in scratches, petechiae, and in the rarest of occasions, pinpoint bleeding of the treated areas. If any of these occur, please contact our office immediately.
- INFECTION/BREAKOUTS – Infection is a possibility whenever the skin surface is disrupted, although proper wound care should prevent this. If signs of infection such as pain, heat, or surrounding redness develop, please call our office immediately. If you have had a history of perioral or genital herpes simplex virus, antiviral therapy is recommended in order to prevent a breakout. Follow the directions for your particular antiviral medication.
- SCARRING – Scarring is a rare occurrence, but it is a possibility if the skin surface is disrupted. To minimize the chances of scarring, it is IMPORTANT that you follow all post-treatment instructions provided by your healthcare staff. Compliance with the aftercare guidelines and avoiding sun exposure before and after the treatment reduces the risk of scarring.
- ALLERGIC REACTIONS – In rare cases, local allergies have been reported. If you have a nickel allergy please advise staff.