As with any invasive procedure, tattooing may involve possible health risks. These risks may include: Pain, bleeding, swelling, infection scarring of the area, and nerve damage.
Pain, bleeding, swelling, infection scarring of the area, and nerve damage. Un-sterile equipment and needles can spread infectious diseases; it is extremely important to be sure that all equipment is clean and sanitary before a use. Tattoos and permanent makeup are not easily removed and, in some cases, may cause permanent discoloration. Think carefully before getting a tattoo. There is also the possibility of an allergic reaction. The inks or dyes used for tattoos are color additives. Currently, no color additives have been approved by FDA for tattoos, including those used in permanent makeup. Blood donations cannot be made for a year after getting a tattoo or permanent makeup.
Properly and thoroughly cleanse the area before the procedure. Use sterilized equipment. Use sterile techniques. Provide information on the aftercare of the area receiving body art.
The following conditions may increase health risks associated with receiving body art:
If there is any injury, infection,complication or disease as a result of a body art procedure notify this establishment and the following local board of health at Salisbury Health Dept., 5 Beach Road, Salisbury, Massachusetts 01952.
I have received the above information; I do not have a condition that prevents me from receiving body art. I consent to the performance of the body art procedure and have been given written and verbal aftercare instructions as required by these regulations.