What action should be taken if a client reports blistering one day after treatment?

Having the client come in is the appropriate action if they report blistering one day after treatment. This is a critical step in ensuring their safety and assessing the situation effectively. Blistering can indicate an adverse reaction to the laser treatment, and it is essential to evaluate the severity of the reaction and provide appropriate care.

During the visit, a skincare professional can assess the blisters, determine if they are a normal part of the healing process, or if there's a need for medical intervention. Additionally, seeing the client promptly allows for any necessary treatment to be initiated, such as topical care to prevent infection and advise on how to manage the blisters effectively.

In contrast with other options, applying more laser treatment may exacerbate the issue while advising the client to stay home does not allow for the necessary evaluation and support. Ignoring the report entirely could lead to complications and shows a lack of care for the client’s wellbeing. Addressing client concerns proactively is paramount in the field of laser hair removal and reflects a commitment to patient safety and satisfaction.