Don't remove it chemically. Don't remove it with dermabrasion. Don't remove it with intense pulsed light treatment. They can all cause inadequate clearance of the ink and scarring. Did you know that the less professional and less colours the tattoo...
Now twelve years old the Australian/New Zealand Standard Guide to the safe use of lasers in health care AS/NZS 4173: 2004 is getting a revamp. According to the Standards Australia website the revision is currently in its draft development stage...
It's great to see Australia keeping up with its international counterparts and nurses asserting their credibility and capability around the delivery of clinical services in cosmetic medicine including laser skin rejuvenation, laser tattoo removal and the administration of muscle relaxants...
Dr. John Javorniczky the Senior Regulatory Officer at the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency is a guest at Cosmetex 2016 and will be speaking at 10.10 am on Friday the 13th of May in Sydney. Don't miss it!...
ARPANSA updated on their progress on 27th January 2016 and say they have received over 260 public submissions on the Consultation Regulatory Impact Statement on Intense Pulsed Light sources (IPLs) and Lasers for Cosmetic or Beauty Therapy. Now that's a...
With regulation close on the horizon, a laser safety certificate is the essential ingredient in all clinician's portfolios. In a Spa+Clinic article experts interviewed have called for a raising of standards in the laser & IPL industry calling for operators...
Laser Safety Australia has made the following comments & recommendations to ARPANSA regarding their recent consultation: National standards should be developed by ARPANSA of for 1) client care, 2) clinician education and training and 3) the accreditation of premises providing...
