Client Guide

Beauty in a Flash provide Advanced Technology Facial & Body therapy treatments, for Hair Removal, Skin Rejuvenation, Acne Treatment, Thread Vein Removal & Spot Fat Reduction, which are intended to improve the well being of the clients both physically & mentally!

Consent:

Before a therapist can provide treatment we must seek your consent to do so. Consent is a client’s agreement for a therapist to provide treatment and care. For consent to be valid, the client must sign the consent form, & by signing you are agreeing to our Terms & Conditions.

Payments:

Beauty in a Flash (does not accept credit or debit cards) only cash and cheques with a valid bankers card.

Cancellation of Appointments; Please Consider;

We require at least 24 hours notice to cancel an appointment (If an appointment is missed completely without any notice a £50 charge will be made or the treatment will be forfeited which ever is the greater; (This includes consultations that are normally offered free of charge)

We reserve the right to refuse treatment when clients turn up late (This Treatment is chargeable or forfeited if paid up front)

When a course is booked & paid for up-front, it is non-refundable unless there are medical reasons (Doctors letter required)

We reserve the right to withdraw or refuse treatment if these terms & Conditions are not adhered to.

Appointments’ that are not cancelled in time are totally wasted, as they cannot be offered to another client at such short notice. Therapists have lost time & money. When a client has missed two appointments further treatment may be refused.

The Care Quality Commission regulates and inspects providers of independent healthcare including users of lasers and light based equipment. The Commission aim to ensure safe, quality assured treatment and care for clients. Ensuring the service provided meets the needs of its clients is a high priority.

Beauty in a Flash is registered and inspected by the Care Quality Commission and a report of the Commissions findings is available either at the clinic or directly from the Commission

This Guide will be reviewed annually.