Laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure that reduces the long term growth of hair. The process beams a laser on the root of the hair to remove the hair and prevent further growth.
Though laser hair removal is a cosmetic procedure, there are injuries that can arise from the laser hair removal process. If clinical negligence has occurred, side effects from laser hair removal can be much worse than they should be.
Side effects and negligence in laser hair removal
As in most cosmetic procedures, some discomfort should be expected after laser hair removal. Redness and swelling of the skin are common side effects.
However, preventable injuries can happen due to clinical negligence during laser hair removal.
Burns, blisters and scars are all personal injuries that can be experienced after negligence during laser hair removal. Often, patients who experience clinical negligence can be left with permanent scars.
If you've suffered an injury due to clinical negligence during laser hair removal, you could be eligible to file a claim for compensation.
Making a claim with Legal Advice Helpline
When making a claim for clinical negligence compensation, you will need to provide medical evidence to support your claim.
If you are seeking information and advice, it's important to have a trusted professional on your side. Legal Advice Helpline can help by providing access to an expert solicitor to help you with a laser hair removal clinical negligence claim.
Contact Legal Advice Helpline on 0800 612 3042 for more information on clinical and medical negligence claims.