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Light-based treatments like laser and IPL can be effective, but it's important to check for contraindications before starting. A thorough health history and client consultation should always be carried out, and clients with any of the following need special consideration: darker skin type, history of skin cancer, light sensitivity, medication, infection, or pregnancy. Get written consent before starting any treatment, and be sure to disclose the risks, benefits, and alternatives. Clients under 18 should have a legal guardian's agreement.
When administering laser or IPL treatments, understanding Fitzpatrick skin types is crucial. The Fitzpatrick scale categorises skin based on its response to UV radiation, aiding in determining treatment conditions and risks. Skin types vary in sensitivity and pigmentation, requiring customised approaches. By considering Fitzpatrick skin types, practitioners can optimise outcomes and minimise complications. Prioritising this classification ensures personalised laser or IPL treatments for safe and effective results. Consult with a knowledgeable expert for tailored care and prioritise Fitzpatrick skin typing to achieve successful outcomes and prioritise skin health and safety.