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24 Revision 02, January 2011
6. P
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REATMENT
6.1. Client History
 During the first visit, examine the areas intended for treatment and
take your client's history.
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A complete client history includes any and all information
regarding previous hair removal methods and treatments and
your client's reaction to them. ,i.e: is your client easily irritated
by shaving, has had any reactions to waxing or if their skin is
generally sensitive to creams and lotions.
 Find out if the client has a history of keloids or hypertrophic scarring.
Clients with a history of these conditions should be treated less
aggressively.
 Determine your client’s skin’s type
6.2. Side Effects
 Thoroughly explain to the client the treatment procedure, expected
results, possibility of side effects, and the importance of completing a
full treatment course. Advise the client that there may be some
discomfort, redness or swelling associated with the treatment. There is
a minimal risk of more severe side effects such as blistering, changes
in texture, and hypo or hyperpigmentation. These side effects are
usually transient and should resolve themselves within a few months.
 In case any serious side effects occur, refer to the Adverse Effects
Report (Chapter 12). If the effects match any of the criteria found
there, copy then fill out the form and send it by FAX or email to your
Radiancy Distributor and to Radiancy Ltd. within 48 hours of noticing
the effects.