
LI-FT REMOVAL CONSULTATION FORM
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY :
The procedure in which our LI-FT solution is used in similar to micro-pigmentation. The difference is we are going to introduce the solution into the upper dermis rather than pigment. The removal formula starts to act as soon as it is applied to the original tattoo. The scab will form over the tattooed area. In the next few days while the skin heals, the ink will be drawn out from the tissue that regenerates into the patchy part of the scab. The scab will start naturally to peel and consequently the undesired ink will be extracted from the skin. After the procedure, the area where the scab has formed should be kept completely dry/no water. The client may apply a vitamin E ointment when the scab has completely formed, and continue to apply while healing - not before the scab is present.
The following information will only be used to assess your removal goals, determine if the treatments is appropriate for your skin condition and to avoid any possible reactions. If you are unsure of any of the following or have any further questions please contact Jordan personally via email on aestheticsjh@gmail.com
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I understand that several treatments may be needed in order to attempt to achieve my desired results however I have not received any guarantees to the quality of the outcome of the process.
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While the goal of the procedure is to remove all visible signs of the original PMU with minimal to no scarring or other adverse outcomes, I understand that successful and complete removal of the tattoo depends upon many factors such as age of the original tattoo, depth of pigment implantation, type of pigment implanted, whether the original procedure was performed by a professional or unskilled tattoo artist, surface area and body location.
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I understand that my cooperation in following and complying with all aftercare instructions is crucial to optimising my chances of obtaining the desired outcome.
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The procedure involves using a sterile tattoo needle paired with the LI-FT removal solution to enter the top layers of the skin, reopening only the areas of skin that has previously been tattooed.
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The removal process can be painful, but anaesthetic will be applied before treatment numbing the area of skin.
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It is important, in order to achieve maximum effectiveness of the removal process, for the client to continue with multiple episodes of the removal treatment, waiting for a full 6 weeks in-between. This is because the original pigment will be lifted through and up out of the skin by the solution as the body attempts to rid itself of the hypertonic solution during healing. It is imperative that the site remains dry once all treatments are completed (usually within the 1st 12 hours of initial application in the clinic).
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I understand that lightening tattoo pigment is difficult, if even possible in some cases. As a result I will not hold my technician or this establishment responsible for any resultant failure to lighten the unwanted pigment.
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During the healing process, the pigment may become darker before if gets lighter again. This is due to the skins natural defence reaction during the scabbing process.
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I agree too before and after photographs, and give my permission to use such photographs for publication and/or for teaching purposes.
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There may be immediate or delayed allergic reactions. However, allergic reactions are very rare.
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A negative allergy test result will not guarantee that you will not have an allergic reaction.
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Allergic reactions to anaesthetics can occur.
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Removal treatments cannot be performed on pregnant or nursing women.
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Removal treatments cannot be performed on a person under the age of eighteen.
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Infections can occur if aftercare instructions are not followed correctly.
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If any sign of infection is seen, the client should consult with their physician.
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There may be swelling or redness.
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You may experience minor bleeding.
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This information is not intended to alarm you; however it is imperative that you are informed of the risks involved.