(1) A body art facility that practices or instructs scarification shall: (a) practice scarification procedures in a dedicated enclosed room that is not used for any other purpose; (b) obtain proof of age before performing a scarification procedure; and (c) provide a client, in writing, with: (i) instructions regarding proper care for the skin during the healing process after a scarification procedure, including warning signs of infection; and (ii) information about how to report an injury to the department. (2) The department shall establish rules to ensure that a body art facility that practices or instructs scarification has adequate policies and procedures in place for client safety, including rules that address: (a) clothing; (b) personal protective equipment; (c) use of single-use instruments; (d) sanitization and disposal of tools; and (e) cleaning and bandaging a client's skin. (3) The Office of Professional Licensure Review shall: (a) review the practice and instruction of scarification; and (b) report findings and recommendations to the Health and Human Services Interim Committee on or before November 1, 2026.
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