Esthetician forms: consent, intake and aftercare, written by an esthetician
I am Ashley, a licensed esthetician. I wrote a complete set of forms for my own treatment room, because the generic templates I found never asked the right questions for the services I actually do. These are those forms: client intake and health history, a consent form for each treatment, step by step protocols, aftercare for every service, and the business records that keep you covered.
Two ways to use them
Printable, and editable in Canva
The full Esthetician Forms Bundle in three colorways, ready to print or edit in free Canva with your own business name.
See the bundle on EtsyDigital, inside SlickChart
Every one of these forms is built into SlickChart. Send a form to your client's phone to sign before the visit, or sign it on your device in the room. Checked contraindications are flagged for you, aftercare goes to the client's own app, and every form carries your logo. It works alongside the Square account you already have.
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Buy the whole collection or just the pieces you need. Each one comes in three colorways, ready to print or edit in free Canva.
The complete bundle
Every form, protocol, aftercare page and card in this collection.
Smaller bundles
One part of the collection, if you only need some of it.
- Esthetician Aftercare Cards & Instructions
- Esthetician Intake & Consent Forms
- Esthetician Safety Forms
- Esthetician Treatment Protocols
Treatment sets
The consent form, protocol and aftercare for one service.
- Acne Facial Consent Form
- Chemical Peel Consent Form
- Dermaplaning Consent Form
- Facial Consent Form & Aftercare Card
- Hydrodermabrasion Consent Form
- Lash and Brow Tint Consent Form
- LED Light Therapy Consent Form
- Microcurrent Facial Consent Form
- Microneedling Consent Form
- Waxing Consent Form
Single forms
One form on its own.
- Cancellation Policy
- Contraindication Chart for Estheticians
- Esthetician Client Intake Form
- Esthetician Treatment Record
- Facial Consent Form
- Incident Report Form
- Minor Consent Form
- Patch Test Form
- Photo Release Form for Estheticians
- Pre Treatment Instructions
- Sanitation Log
- Skin Analysis Form & Treatment Plan
- Skincare Homecare Plan
- Sunscreen Guide Handout
- Virtual Skin Consultation Form
What is in the collection
Client forms
Client intake and health history, general treatment consent, photo and media release, appointment policies, virtual skin consultation, and parent or guardian consent.
A consent form for each treatment
Each one explains the treatment in plain words, lists the real risks, screens for the things that mean a client should wait, and records the client's signature.
- Chemical peel consent form
- Dermaplaning consent form
- Microneedling consent form
- Waxing consent form
- Facial and extractions consent form
- Acne facial consent form
- Hydrodermabrasion consent form
- LED light therapy consent form
- Microcurrent facial consent form
- Lash and brow tint consent form
Protocols
Step by step treatment protocols for the same ten services, so every visit runs the same way.
Aftercare and handouts
Aftercare for every treatment, a before your appointment sheet, a daily SPF guide, a homecare plan, and cut out aftercare cards.
Records and business tools
Skin analysis and treatment plan, treatment record and progress log, a contraindication cheat sheet, a patch test record, an adverse reaction and incident report, and a sanitation and disinfection log.
What should be in each treatment's consent form?
Each treatment has its own guide on what a good consent form for it covers, why each part matters, and what your client should get in writing afterwards:
- Chemical peel
- Dermaplaning
- Microneedling
- Waxing
- Facial and extractions
- Acne facial
- Hydrodermabrasion
- LED light therapy
- Microcurrent facial
- Lash and brow tint
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Consent requirements and scope of practice vary by state, so check with your state board. These forms are not legal or medical advice.