Injured in a Beauty Salon? Female Lawyers Give Free Advice
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Uniquely, we offer an experienced all-female team of lawyers specialising in beauty treatment injuries.
Every year we help hundreds of injured women make claims for compensation against beauty salons and hairdressers on a no win no fee basis.
Our service is designed to be easy to use: meetings by phone & email, local medical appointments, sign documents online, or visit our city centre offices.
- Beauty Treatment Injury Compensation Claims
- What Effect Will Making an Injury Claim Against a Salon Have?
- Why and How Clients Get Injured at Beauty Salons
- Typical Injuries From Beauty Treatments
- Hygiene Standards, Patch Testing and Client Care
- Legal Responsibilities of Beauty Salons and Compensation Awards
Allergic reactions to chemicals and other ingredients contained in beauty treatment products are also a possibility, hence the importance of pre-treatment skin patch tests. PPD contained in eyelash and eyebrow tints, waxing product ingredients, adhesives and bonding glues are common causes of these adverse reactions. Beauty solutions dripped in the eye or on exposed areas of sensitive skin can also potentially cause serious damage. Other beauty treatments, such as electrolysis hair removal, nail procedures, and semi-permanent and permanent makeup pose their own specific dangers.
Compensation awards for facial scarring are higher than awards for scars to the body, and can exceed £90,000 for very severe scarring. Beauty treatments usually cause less serious skin damage. Compensation awards for minor facial scarring will range from £1,600 to £3,310, while awards for ‘less significant’ facial scarring (one or a number of scars that can be disguised or don’t markedly affect the appearance) will range from £3,710 to £12,900.
Compensation for scarring to the body will range from £2,250 to £7,350 for a single noticeable scar or a number of superficial scars on the arms, legs or hands. A single disfiguring scar or a number of noticeable scars on the chest, back, arms, legs or hands will result in a compensation payout of between £7,350 and £21,330. These figures are based on the Judicial College Guidelines for assessing general damages in personal injury cases.
If you have been injured at a beauty salon through no fault of your own, contact our specialist female solicitors today for free and confidential legal advice that you can rely on and to get started making a claim.
How Can Bartletts Solicitors Help You?
A free no obligation quick case assessment, followed by a No Win No Fee claim.
Free appointment with a medical expert local to where you live.
Get your skin damage, burns or scarring healed quickly and professionally.
We take all the stress out of the claim and ensure you recover everything you are entitled to.
Beauty Treatment Injury Team:

Call now for your free consultation. We guarantee you a warm welcome and a lawyer with the expertise that you would expect from a leading personal injury firm.
Beauty Treatment Injury Topics:
- Waxing Treatment Injuries
- Eyebrow Wax Burns
- Eyebrow Tinting Injuries
- Eyebrow Threading Injuries
- Eyelash Tinting Injuries
- Eyelash Extension Injuries
- Eyelash Perming Injuries
- Chemical Skin Peel Injuries
- Sunbed Tanning Injuries
- Pedicure Infections
- Nail Injuries
- Tattoo Injuries
- Body Piercing Injuries
- Acupuncture Injuries
- Syringoma Electrolysis Injuries
- Cellulite Treatment Injuries
- Semi-Permanent Make-Up Injuries
- Microdermabrasion Injuries
- Microblading Injuries
- Injuries at Health Spas
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