The Body Piercing Consent Form is an essential legal document used in Hong Kong's personal services industry to establish informed consent between piercing establishments and their clients. This document is required before any body piercing procedure can be performed, ensuring compliance with local health regulations and protecting both the service provider and client. It must be completed and signed prior to any piercing service, collecting crucial information about the client's health status, acknowledging risks, and documenting informed consent. The form includes specific provisions aligned with Hong Kong's legal framework, including the Public Health and Municipal Services Ordinance and Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance. For clients under 18, additional parental consent sections must be completed in accordance with the Age of Majority Ordinance.

1. Parties: Identification of the piercing establishment and the client, including full legal names and contact details

2. Background: Brief context about the purpose of the form and its legal importance

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the document including 'Procedure', 'Aftercare', 'Consent', and 'Service Provider'

4. Service Details: Specific details about the requested piercing(s), including location on body, jewelry type, and size

5. Health Declaration: Client's declaration about their health status, medical conditions, and any medications that could affect the procedure

6. Risks and Complications: Detailed outline of potential risks, complications, and side effects associated with the procedure

7. Acknowledgment of Information: Client's confirmation that they have received and understood all information about the procedure

8. Aftercare Instructions: Detailed instructions for post-procedure care and healing

9. Photo Consent: Permission to take before and after photos for record-keeping purposes

10. Declaration and Signature: Final declaration of consent and understanding, with space for signatures, dates, and witness details