Business and professional liability insurance for permanent makeup, microblading, micropigmentation, and cosmetic tattoo practices, with coverage built around the procedures performed and the business behind them.
Professional liabilityThe services you provide.
General / premises liabilityThe space you work in.
Specialist supportFrom quote through certificates.
Permanent makeup practices can differ by services, training, location, client process, products, employees, mobile work, and teaching. The insurance should match the declared procedures and the way clients are treated from consultation through follow-up.
For independent artists, technicians, and studio owners.
Permanent makeup / Microblading / Cosmetic tattooingCoverage for eligible claims arising from covered professional services, subject to policy terms.
Permanent makeup, microblading, micropigmentation, cosmetic tattooing, and other declared services.
Third-party injury or property damage associated with the studio, suite, booth, or other location.
Studio, booth, suite, or other operating location, plus any landlord, lease, or contractual insurance requirements for the space.
Coverage is not automatic for every service or location. Availability, eligibility, and terms depend on the carrier and policy. Additional business coverage may be relevant to your property, employees, and operations.
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The client sees the treatment. The business also includes premises, scheduling, records, products, consent, staff, contracts, and aftercare. Coverage should account for both the professional service and the business operation.
Employees and independent artists, procedure-specific training or credentials, experience, and the services each practitioner performs.
Declared procedures, pigments, topical products, needles, tools, and other supplies used in the practice.
Mobile procedures, teaching, demonstrations, studio work, and additional operating locations.
Illustrative studio imagery. Not an Eventure office or identified insured location.
Clear documentation supports both client care and insurance accuracy. New procedures, teaching, mobile services, or additional practitioners should be disclosed so the policy continues to reflect the practice.
Client screening and the procedure being considered.
Documented consent for the procedure being performed.
The service, artist, and products or supplies used.
Aftercare information and follow-up documented.
This overview is not a consent form, clinical protocol, or statement of policy requirements.
Adding services or practitioners? New procedures, teaching, mobile services, or additional practitioners should be disclosed so the policy continues to reflect the practice.
Permanent makeup insurance questions, from professional liability to mobile services and getting started.
Ask an Eventure specialistProfessional liability and general liability are common needs, with additional business coverage depending on premises, employees, property, and operations.
Professional liability is commonly considered because microblading is a professional service performed on clients. Availability and terms depend on the carrier and declared procedures.
Potentially. All procedures should be disclosed so the carrier can confirm eligibility and the policy can reflect the services actually performed.
They may be considered, but mobile procedures, teaching, demonstrations, and off-site work should be disclosed because they can change the exposure.
Procedures, location, training and experience, revenue, practitioners, products, mobile or teaching activities, current insurance, requested limits, and loss history are common starting points.
Your specialist stays involved through the quote, binding, certificates, and revisions, with attention to your services and contractual insurance requirements.
Business structure, location, procedures, practitioner experience and training, annual revenue, employees or contractors, products, mobile or teaching activity, current coverage, requested limits, and loss history.
Business structure, location, annual revenue, and any contracts or insurance requirements for the space.
Procedures, practitioner experience and training, employees or contractors, products, and mobile or teaching activity.
Current coverage, requested limits, and loss history.
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Need insurance for a permanent makeup or microblading practice? Tell us what you do, where you work, and who performs the services. Eventure can help identify available coverage options for the practice. Arranging coverage for a client? Share the same business details and the requirements you are working to address. Contact Eventure.