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PRE-TREATMENT
25 SpaTouch Elite User Manual
6.3. Informed Consent Form
 Have the client sign an Informed Consent Form (ICF) indicating that
they consent and agree to the treatment and that they understand and
agree to the procedure and its potential side effects.
 Keep on a hard copy file all client records, including pre-treatment
photographs.
6.4. Anesthesia
 Topical or general anesthesia is not required. Should the client feel
discomfort, however, it may be recommended. Ice packs may be used
or if a topical anesthesia is applied, carefully follow the manufacturer’s
instructions.
6.5. Pre-Treatment Preparations
6.5.1. Determining the Client’s Skin Type
 To evaluate client’s skin type, use the Fitzpatrick Skin Type
Classification scale:
FITZPATRICK SKIN TYPE CLASSIFICATION
I Always burns, never tans
II Always burns, tans less than average
III Sometimes burns, tans average
IV Rarely burns, tans with ease
V Moderately pigmented, always tans
VI Deeply pigmented, never burns
 Take into consideration whether or not the client heals darker in the
area of an injury or scratch or have a history of keloids or hypertrophic
scarring. This can reveal a potential for pigmentary changes after
burns.
 Keep in mind that the client's skin tone may appear darker during the
summer when there is greater sun exposure.