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Liability for injuries can be an issue. Compliance with requirements for medical supervision might be an issue in some jurisdictions.<br />
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I used to write insurance for tattoo removal, and it's a lot like medical malpractice insurance. Where I am, even moreso because the places that did it had to have a physician to supervise the operation (in practice the physician was generally not there though... more of a paper physician).<br />
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Anyway, you want to look into the malpractice insurance for medi-spas, laser tattoo removal, laser hair removal, etc in your area. Regular slip and fall insurance won't cut it, and will not cover any event where lasers burn the skin, or someone makes a mistake in the removal process, or a laser reflects off of a surface and hits someone's eye, etc.<br />
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Safety and sanitary procedures would be another thing to look into, as well as forms for customers to sign so that it's harder for them to initiate frivolous litigation, and compliance with whatever requirements you have in your area (eg: is it considered a medical business, or is it regulated like a nail salon?)<br />
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On the marketing side, start a second business that advertises "show your love... with a tattoo of your partner's face!" Gotta really get people going on that commitment-tattoo pipeline. Then when they inevitably break up, you can send them next door to the tattoo removal place.<br />
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Also... don't forget referrals to and from divorce lawyers and family law practices. <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/troll.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":troll:" title="Troll :troll:" data-shortname=":troll:" />
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</blockquote>I really like the idea of marketing it in tattoo parlor shops <span class="smilie smilie--emoji" title="Big Grin :D" data-smilie="8" data-shortname=":D">😀</span>, I do really think that would be a major problem of insurance and getting people to sign up the forms. I would see that I must have something to deliver on this problem. How much do insurance do cost for small tattoo removal shops ?</div>
