Should a massage therapist create a separate liability waiver specifically for post cosmetic surgery recovery clients?

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It's great that you're considering a specialized waiver for your new focus on post cosmetic surgery recovery. Since this is a more specialized area, having a waiver that specifically addresses the unique risks and considerations involved can be very beneficial. Let's start by identifying any specific risks or concerns that might be unique to post cosmetic surgery recovery. This could include things like the client's medical history, the type of surgery they've had, and any specific aftercare instructions they need to follow. In general, the waiver can also only waive claims that have currently accrued. You also would have to be clear as to your skills and the benefits and risks of the service.

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I have my own massage therapy business, and I want to refocus my practice on post cosmetic surgery recovery. My current intake forms have a liability waiver, but since cosmetic surgery recovery is more of a specialty, should I have a separate waiver specific to that work?

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I understand that you're looking to ensure your business is protected as you shift your focus. Have you consulted with a lawyer before regarding your current liability waiver?

No.

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What specific services will you be offering for post cosmetic surgery recovery that differ from your standard massage therapy?

Manual lymphatic drainage specific to cosmetic surgery recovery.

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Is there anything else the lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured, they'll be able to help with your liability waiver.

No.

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