Sue Beauty Therapist Salon

If you’re looking to sue beauty therapist salon business, the experts at Beauty Treatment Claims are here to help. We’ll support you to make a claim and guide you along the beauty treatment injury claims process. You should never feel like you’re heading into a legal case alone. That’s why we make our beauty treatment accident claims service as accessible as possible, offering advice, support and representation on a no win no fee basis.

Beauty treatments should be something chosen to improve how you feel, pamper yourself or relax, but unfortunately, things can go wrong. If you want to make a beauty salon negligence claim due to pain, suffering or injuries caused (including permanent scarring), it’s important to get the right legal advice before starting your injury claim.

If you’d like to access specialist no win no fee solicitor services for beauty treatment injuries, get in touch with our advisors. Our expert team offers nationwide services, ensuring we provide England and Wales with some of the best beauty treatment claims services available. Your compensation claim could be worth thousands.

For all beauty treatment personal injuries claims against a salon, clinic, spa or beauty technician, contact us now by calling 0800 141 3682.

Before you make a claim for injuries caused by a beauty salon treatment, you may have many questions about what happens during the personal injury claims process. Below, we’ve put together some FAQs to help make things more straightforward. However, one of the easiest ways to get started is to contact us on our dedicated compensation claims line.

What is a beauty treatment personal injury claim?

The UK beauty industry is thriving, with thousands more beauty products and treatments released each year to take the market by storm. There are beauty treatments available for almost every purpose, whether it’s to make your eyelashes look longer, your skin firmer or to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Popular treatments include microdermabrasion, dermal fillers, spray tanning, laser hair removal and many more.

Beauty salons and other beauty businesses have a duty of care towards their customers, staff and anyone else visiting their property to keep them safe where it’s reasonably practical to do so. While the beauty sector isn’t well regulated, this doesn’t mean negligence is permitted in the eyes of the law. Practices must still be in place to ensure avoidable injuries are rare.

While a beauty salon is meant to be a place of relaxation and pampering, the treatments don’t come without risk. The results you see often require strong chemicals used in the products, high-temperature equipment and techniques which should only be carried out by a highly trained professional with experience. If something were to go wrong, it may leave a client with scarring, skin damage, sight loss, hair damage (or hair loss) and more. Even in less severe cases where a client wasn’t badly hurt, the psychological distress may leave them low in confidence, withdrawn or depressed. If you suffered beauty treatment injuries caused by professional negligence, contact Beauty Treatment Claims co uk.

While you’ll often hear about cases of medical negligence going to court or see advertisements for lawyers specialising in road traffic accidents, it’s harder to find solicitors with the exact expertise you’re looking for. At Beauty Treatment Claims, we offer legal services for beauty treatment injuries, understanding what’s required for the claims process and how to present your case in legal terms.

Was the beauty treatment injury my fault?

Many beauty salon customers blame themselves when they’ve suffered an injury from a beauty treatment, but it’s unlikely you did anything wrong. Our personal injury clients have good instincts about whether there was negligence involved, such as not being given the right information or the service provider realising they made a mistake when applying the treatment. Even if you were given information about possible side effects or you signed a waiver, it doesn’t excuse negligence.

This type of personal injury could occur in a variety of settings, including a beauty salon, hair salon, spa, private beauty clinic or even an establishment such as a cosmetic dentistry clinic (e.g. for tooth whitening). Therefore, your claim may even fall under medical negligence if it was carried out by someone on the medical register.

Personal injury claims occurring after a beauty treatment can cover a range of different accidents and damage. This includes injuries which affected your skin, hair, eyes or mouth. Understandably, many of the cases we encounter at Beauty Treatment Claims are upsetting, especially if the injury sustained was permanent. Our advisors will look through the details of your case and if we think you’re eligible to make a claim, we’ll let you know as soon as possible.

Do you have a compensation calculator I can use for my claim?

Some companies will offer an online compensation calculator where cases are more straightforward, e.g. some types of road traffic accident claims or accident at work claims. However, if you’re looking to successfully secure compensation after a beauty treatment injury, the cases are often more complex. To win your case, you must prove the beauty salon acted in a negligent way, causing your injury. If you can’t prove this in the eyes of the law, you won’t win your injury claim.

How much compensation you can secure is going to depend on multiple factors, including the severity of your injuries, long-lasting effects and the level of negligence involved. In moderate injury claim cases, we’ve seen clients secure up to £9,000. If the beauty treatment injuries were severe and permanent, you could even win up to £90,000.

However, to ensure your case is as strong as possible and presented in legal terms, you must get advice from a negligence claim expert.

How would a beauty salon act negligently?

Many of our personal injury clients have good instincts about what caused the treatment to go wrong or why they sustained their injury, but proving that can be one of the hardest parts of any compensation claim. There are lots of ways a beauty salon or clinician could act in a negligent manner, including some of the following:

• LACK OF PROPER TRAINING: When a beauty salon advertises its services, the only employees who should perform the treatment are those with the right capabilities, training and experience to do so. Unfortunately, many beauty salons still fail in their duty to ensure staff have the right qualifications or provide sufficient training. It only takes one safety precaution to be missed to cause an injury, leading to accident claims against the business

• LACK OF INFORMATION: Clients must be given a thorough consultation before any beauty treatment is provided. This allows the clinician to understand the client’s history and any contraindications to having the treatment. For example, some medical or skin conditions could mean you shouldn’t be given certain treatments. Information should also be given to the client about possible side effects. Otherwise, they weren’t adequately informed about the risks involved

• NO TESTING FOR ALLERGIC REACTIONS: If you suffered an allergic reaction, was a patch test carried out for first-time treatments? This is where you would attend the clinic around 24 to 48 hours before the treatment to have a small amount of the product containing chemicals (e.g. hair dye) applied to your skin. If there is any reaction seen before the treatment, the salon should refuse to perform the treatment. Unfortunately, many salons still fail in their due to carry out patch tests for every treatment they’re required for

• IMPROPER TECHNIQUES OR EQUIPMENT USE: The equipment and tools used for beauty treatments can be highly dangerous if used incorrectly, so only trained professionals should be handling them. Faulty equipment, incorrect settings or unsafe techniques may cause harm or injury, especially if the right health and safety precautions weren’t in place, such as protecting the eyes or other delicate spots. You might have even suffered a burn injury (e.g. laser hair removal burns) if the beauty technician was careless

• PRODUCTS PREPARED INCORRECTLY: Products applied to the skin or hair can cause significant harm if not prepared correctly. This includes mixing products which shouldn’t be combined, using too high a strength of the chemicals or leaving products for too long

At Beauty Treatment Claims co uk, when you contact us about personal injury claims, these are some of the aspects we look to prove.

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