Laser Hair Removal Consent Form Template
Document informed consent before laser hair removal treatments. Capture skin type, medical history, contraindications, and the client's agreement to treatment risks and aftercare.
Laser hair removal is a medical-grade treatment with real contraindications and side effects. Clients need to understand what they're agreeing to — the expected number of sessions, the sensation during treatment, possible side effects like temporary redness or pigmentation changes, and the actions that must be avoided before and after. A consent form that captures all of this protects your clinic and sets accurate expectations.
This template covers the client's Fitzpatrick skin type, current medications (especially photosensitizers like Accutane and certain antibiotics), recent sun exposure and tanning, areas to be treated, previous laser treatments and results, contraindications checklist, side effects and risks with realistic descriptions, pre- and post-treatment care instructions, and a signature confirming informed understanding.
Laser clinics, medical spas, dermatology offices, and aesthetic practitioners use laser consent forms before each treatment course. Send digitally before the first appointment in a series. Review at subsequent sessions for any changes in medication or health status. Store signed consents with the client's treatment record and photo documentation.
Collect consent at the start of a treatment course and review it before each session. Re-obtain consent formally if the treatment area, laser settings, or client's health status changes significantly.
Include a Fitzpatrick scale description with visual or descriptive guides for each type. The treating practitioner confirms the classification during the consultation.
Photosensitizing medications including certain antibiotics, retinoids, and Accutane require a wait period. List these in the form and ask clients to disclose all current medications.
Yes — send the link ahead of the appointment. Clients read it thoroughly and arrive with questions rather than signing under time pressure.
Add a sun exposure question with a conditional note explaining that treatment should be postponed if significant tanning is present. The practitioner makes the final call at consultation.
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