Fibroblast Plasma Pen Therapy or Treatment is a procedure that can only be performed by a specially trained and qualified technician using FDA approved equipment to shrink and tighten the skin using a sterile, disposable, one time use tip. Before going through with treatment, you will be required to read through the terms and conditions and complete all forms completely, to the best of your knowledge. You are required to complete and sign the consultation record, thus giving your consent for treatment. You will need to disclose your medical history to determine whether or not you are a good candidate for this treatment. After medical analysis and review of your intake and consultation information, the specialist may decide to refuse treatment. Your technician will explain the full procedure and go over expectations with you. You will be given information pertaining to potential treatment benefits, likely results, explain risks, the healing process and all after-care procedures. All after-care advice will be emailed to you after your treatment, in addition we will send you home with all necessary products to care for the skin (depending on the package you purchased), along with instructions on how to apply all products. Contraindications will be recorded in the consultation form and will be referenced for any future treatments. It is imperative that you bring up any parts of this form that you have questions about or that you need clarified. It is ultimately your responsibility to ensure that you understand the procedure and the expected outcomes before treatment begins. Please read carefully and sign where indicated only when you are comfortable to proceed. When you sign this document you are accepting these terms. You have chosen to undergo a cosmetic procedure that is not medically indicated as necessary. Fibroblast Plasma therapy is an art and not an exact science. Results cannot be guaranteed because everyone's healing abilities are different and skin elasticity varies from person to person. A topical anesthetic will be applied to the face and your technician will check in with you frequently to make sure you are comfortable. If you are not, you agree to let your technician know immediately so that we can adjust as necessary or add topical numbing agents to the area before carrying on any further. During treatment you will smell some charring of the skin as this procedure administers small dot sized 'burns' to the surface of the epidermis. Do not be alarmed about the smell as it is completely normal. If smells bother you please bring that up to your technician in advance and/ or bring a scented sheet or candle or essential oil diffuser that will help you to feel comfortable. Your technician will keep your personal and private information and photos secured. All records of your service area will be kept on file. We will keep a record of the anesthetics that were used as well as the probe/ tip that was used. Before and after photos will be taken and will be used for promotional purposes. If you do not want your pictures to be used for this purpose, please clearly communication that to your technician prior to the day of your appointment. Skin types, skin conditions and healing is different for everyone so you may experience different results than someone else. Depending on your healing you may experience discoloration of the skin in the treated area. Skin rejuvenation and/ or microdermabrasion may be recommended to you to help shed any residual discolored skin after the healing process is fully complete. After each treatment, swelling or redness may occur. Do not pick at or touch the skin. We insist on dry healing the skin for 2- 3 days post treatment. If necessary to wash the face please only do so with clean hands and a gentle facial cleanser such as Cetaphil. Pat dry the treated area with a clean towel. At this stage of healing we are mostly concerned about infection so it is best to keep the area clean and away from debris, sun and pollutants. In some cases there may be extreme swelling. You may apply ice packs covered with a clean towel to the treated area. Benadryl can also help with excessive swelling or heat. We are essentially causing micro-injuries to your skin which sends messages to your immune system to heal. This can lead to feelings of exhaustion in some cases. If you are feeling tired, please schedule rest time, drink lots of water, eat well and get good sleep, elevating the areas of the skin that were treated. Healing stages vary but generally are as follows: The carbon crusts will fall off on their own between 8- 10 days, sometimes sooner. Full healing and maximum results continue through week 12 following the procedure. During this time you must stay out of the sun and wear a broad spectrum SPF of at least 50 every day. Exposure to sun while the skin is healing can cause hyperpigmentation and scarring. A hat and other coverings are recommended when you plan on being outside in the sun. Be aware that skin altering procedures such as plastic surgery, implants, injectables, etc may altar the results of your fibroblast plasma treatment, so please disclose this information prior to your appointment so we can adjust your treatment plan accordingly. By signing and initialing this waiver of liability form, you are legally agreeing and adhering to the following terms & conditions: Results are never 100% guaranteed and we cannot control how your body responds to this treatment. Fibroplasma Blushing's technicians are 100% exempt from any liability associated with your personal results from fibroblast plasma treatment. You agree and acknowledge that this is a cosmetic procedure that you have chosen at your own risk. Any concerns or dissatisfaction with your procedure and its results should be addressed to your tech artist personally and not taken to any public forum or social media platform. Slander and libel are serious offenses and legal action will be taken if any violations of these terms exists. Fibroplasma Blushing will not be held legally, financially or otherwise responsible for any outcome whatsoever as you have been informed extensively of the procedure, its risks, and potential results prior to your treatment. Today's Date: April 3, 2025
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