The possible side effects of LumiSculpt RF include but are not limited to:
RISKS: As with any procedure there are potential risks and complications associated. You must be aware of all the following risks before proceeding. You must fully discuss any questions with your practitioner.
Common side effects of LUMISCULPT RF include discomfort or pain during and after the procedure. Pain is worse particularly in areas of bony prominence or where the skin is thinner. Immediately following the procedure, the skin will feel tight, dry, swollen, and sensitive to the touch. It will also look red and feel sunburned. The sensitivity and redness will likely diminish significantly within 24 hours. Sometimes people can faint or feel faint with needles, you must tell your practitioner as soon as possible if you feel unwell during the treatment.
Other common short-term side effects include itching, discomfort, pinpoint bleeding or bruising, blisters, scabbing, and darkening of the treated area. Additionally, the skin may look and feel like sandpaper; these effects generally last 2-7 days as the treated skin flakes off and is replaced by new tissue.
Rare side effects of LUMISCULPT RF include permanent skin pigmentation changes, skin burns and or scarring which may be permanent.
I hereby indemnify the practitioner from any liability relating to the procedures that I am having. I also understand that any treatment performed is between me and the practitioner who is treating me and I will direct all post-operative questions or concerns to the practitioner.
I have been advised of the relevant information associated with this treatment and I confirm that I fully understand this advice. This includes advice about:
- the aims/motivations for having the procedure and the desired outcome
- the risks inherent in the procedure
- the risks inherent in refusing the procedure
- the risks specific to me
- the expected benefits of the treatment
- the potential disadvantages of the treatment
- alternative procedures and their pros and cons - including the option of no treatment at all
- any uncertainties about and the likelihood of success of the procedure
- any follow-up treatment that may be required