By checking the box below, answering the following questions, and signing, you agree that:
Being of sound mind, of my own free will, and not under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, I do hereby release Barbella Studios, Deep Roots Tattoo & Body Piercing, High Priestess, HTC Studios, Ten Tigers, or any other DBA of Best Studio Ever, INC., their employees, agents, and/or representatives (hereby collectively referred to as Best Studio Ever) from all liabilities and responsibilities regarding my piercing(s) performed by Best Studio Ever.
In addition I agree not to sue Best Studio Ever in connection with any and all damages, claims, demands, rights and causes of action of whatever kind or nature, based upon injuries or property damage to, or death of myself or any other persons arising from my decision to have piercing related work done, whether or not caused by any negligence of the piercer or Best Studio Ever.
I understand that I am responsible for taking proper care of my piercing(s) and that any infection or damage resulting from not following suggested aftercare procedures is my responsibility and not the responsibility of Best Studio Ever. I have received and had full opportunity to review all written information and instructions regarding piercing risks and proper aftercare procedures. I agree that I have been given full and fair opportunity to ask any and all questions that I may have about obtaining piercings from Best Studio Ever and that all of my questions have been answered to my full and total satisfaction. I further agree to call or otherwise personally contact Best Studio Ever with any questions and or concerns I have during the duration of the healing process or thereafter. Additionally, I understand that Best Studio Ever is not responsible for any possible effect my new piercing(s) may have on any other preexisting piercing(s).
I represent and warrant to Best Studio Ever, under penalty of perjury, that the information supplied on this form is true, complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge and that I understand the terms of this release. I Agree By checking the box below you agree that you have read and understand Oregon's Informed Consent 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 piercing procedure, as set out below, as well as an opportunity for the client to ask the piercer any questions about the piercing. The informed consent document must be signed by you, the client, or legal guardian (if the client is under 18) Procedures General body piercing: A piercing of the body that has a point of entry and a point of exit that is mad for ornamentation or decoration. Jewelry may be inserted into the piercing opening for decoration and to prevent closure of the opening. RISKS: Any body piercing may become infected and may result in an allergic reaction to the jewelry. Certain parts of the body, for example the cartilaginous portion of the upper ear, may be more susceptible to infection because of reduced blood flow and therefor reduce exposure to immune system activity. Depending on the area of the body that is pierced, imprecise piercing may damage nerves, blood vessels or ducts located in that area. Healing time ranges from 6-8 weeks (e.g., a pierced earlobe), to 6-9 months or longer (e.g., a pierced navel). Neglecting appropriate aftercare may increase likelihood of infection and extending healing time. Scarring following removal of the jewelry may be permanent. If you have experienced keloid scarring or are susceptible to keloid formation, be aware that piercing procedures may result in keloid scarring. Cheek Piercing: A piercing of the face that goes through the cheek, creating an opening to the oral cavity. Jewelry is inserted and held in place by a flat disk on the inside of the mouth. RISKS: A piercing through the cheek may become infected and may result in allergic reaction to the jewelry. The cheek is relatively thick tissue and is rich in blood vessels, nerves and glands. Cheeks contain the ducts carrying saliva from the salivary glands to the mouth, making appropriate placement of the piercing critical. Imprecise piercing may damage nerves, blood vessels or ducts located in the cheek. Cheek piercing openings may weep saliva. Healing time may be from 6-9 months or longer. Scarring following the removal of the jewelry may be permanent. If you have experienced keloid scarring or are susceptible to keloid formation, be aware that piercing procedures may result in keloid scarring. Neglecting appropriate aftercare may result increase likelihood of infection or extend healing time. Single Point Piercing: Also known as dermal anchor or microdermal piercing, consists of a piercing point of entry but not a point of exit. Pecially designed jewelry is inserted into the piercing area and sits below the skin where it becomes anchored, leaving the jewelry exposed on the surface of the skin. RISKS: A single point piercing may become infected. The risk of infection may be greater depending where on the body the piercing is located, There is the possibility of allergic reaction. The process of piercing may damage nerves located in the area that is pierced.The “anchor” portion of the jewelry may become embedded in the skin and need to be removed surgically. Scarring following removal of jewelry may be permanent. Healing time may be from 6-8 weeks. Neglecting appropriate aftercare may increase likelihood of infection and extended healing time. Nape piercing: A surface piercing on the back of the neck with and entry and exit. Jewelry, usually a surface bar or barbell is inserted in the piercing opening. RISKS: This piercing may become infected. The process of piercing may damage nerves located in the area that is pierced. Because of its location, the nape piercing may be irritated by clothing, which may increase the chance for infection and extend healing time. Healing time may be from 6-9 months. Neglecting appropriate aftercare may increase likelihood of infection and extend healing time. ALTERNATES: As with any elective procedure, you have the option or alternative to choose a different procedure or decline the procedure. NOTE: OAR 331-900-0010 prohibits piercing the nipples of any person under the age of 18, even with parental consent. I Agree
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