CONTRAINDICATIONS
The following conditions may prevent or restrict you from receiving specific services at TPS. Please note that while this list covers many contraindications, there may be others not listed below that would also prevent you from receiving services, and we reserve the right to determine what constitutes a contraindication. Speak with your skincare professional and your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.
Contraindications that PREVENT a facial treatment: Viruses such as colds, FLU, ferver, cold sores, warts, Bacterial infections such as impetigo, boils, conjunctivitis, styes, Fungal infections such as ringworm, blepharitis, Undiagnosed lumps or swelling, Broken bones, known sensitivity or allergy to products. Eczema, psoriasis, cold sores, fresh bruising, open sores, bleeding, tooth abcess, broken jaw or other facial bone, facial cancer, head lice, recently consumed alcohol, under the influence of drugs, unstable blood pressure, recent head injury, recent neck injury, contagious disease, recent haemmhorage, recent scarring, severe acne.
Contraindications that could RESTRICT a facial treatment: The following conditions are contraindications that will not necessarily stop the treatment from taking place but they may mean that the treatment is restricted or may have to be adapted: Cuts/abrasions/broken skin,Bruises or swelling, Recent scar tissue (less than six months old), Eczema, Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Acne vulgaris, Acne rosacea, Skin tags, Milia, Recent sunburn, Current medication that may affect treatment needs to be disclosed, Claustrophobia,Broken capillaries/veins. Immediate aftercare: The skin has been deep cleansed, stimulated and nourished. No aftercare is needed except to leave it alone. Avoid picking, squeezing pimples or touching the area. Do not apply make-up for at least 8 hours if possible, Avoid any further overstimulation and heat treatments for at least 12 hours, Avoid highly perfumed products, No depilation (hair removal) should take place after a facial, If any rash, irritation or itching occurs just apply a cool flannel to the area. Long-term and homecare advice: Regular use of homecare products will help the skin, Regular facials will help to regulate a problem skin.
Cancel your appointment if you are "ILL"and rebook when you fell better.
As Aestheticians our number one priority is to ensure that our professional treatments are safe and will do no harm to your skin. Our second highest priority is to give you the best results possible. To do that we need as much information about your skin, lifestyle and health as you can give us. Even if this not your first facial, your skin may have changed from one visit to the next, based on what's going on in your life. We need to determine if anything exists that might make your skin more sensitive, reactive or even become injured due to these circumstances. These questions are necessary to ensure YOU get the best results, every time. - Renata
The following conditions may prevent or restrict you from receiving specific services at TPS. Please note that while this list covers many contraindications, there may be others not listed below that would also prevent you from receiving services, and we reserve the right to determine what constitutes a contraindication. Speak with your skincare professional and your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.
Contraindications that PREVENT a facial treatment: Viruses such as colds, FLU, ferver, cold sores, warts, Bacterial infections such as impetigo, boils, conjunctivitis, styes, Fungal infections such as ringworm, blepharitis, Undiagnosed lumps or swelling, Broken bones, known sensitivity or allergy to products. Eczema, psoriasis, cold sores, fresh bruising, open sores, bleeding, tooth abcess, broken jaw or other facial bone, facial cancer, head lice, recently consumed alcohol, under the influence of drugs, unstable blood pressure, recent head injury, recent neck injury, contagious disease, recent haemmhorage, recent scarring, severe acne.
Contraindications that could RESTRICT a facial treatment: The following conditions are contraindications that will not necessarily stop the treatment from taking place but they may mean that the treatment is restricted or may have to be adapted: Cuts/abrasions/broken skin,Bruises or swelling, Recent scar tissue (less than six months old), Eczema, Dermatitis, Psoriasis, Acne vulgaris, Acne rosacea, Skin tags, Milia, Recent sunburn, Current medication that may affect treatment needs to be disclosed, Claustrophobia,Broken capillaries/veins. Immediate aftercare: The skin has been deep cleansed, stimulated and nourished. No aftercare is needed except to leave it alone. Avoid picking, squeezing pimples or touching the area. Do not apply make-up for at least 8 hours if possible, Avoid any further overstimulation and heat treatments for at least 12 hours, Avoid highly perfumed products, No depilation (hair removal) should take place after a facial, If any rash, irritation or itching occurs just apply a cool flannel to the area. Long-term and homecare advice: Regular use of homecare products will help the skin, Regular facials will help to regulate a problem skin.
Cancel your appointment if you are "ILL"and rebook when you fell better.
As Aestheticians our number one priority is to ensure that our professional treatments are safe and will do no harm to your skin. Our second highest priority is to give you the best results possible. To do that we need as much information about your skin, lifestyle and health as you can give us. Even if this not your first facial, your skin may have changed from one visit to the next, based on what's going on in your life. We need to determine if anything exists that might make your skin more sensitive, reactive or even become injured due to these circumstances. These questions are necessary to ensure YOU get the best results, every time. - Renata
