Special treatments include UV tanning, sauna, manicure, pedicure, electrolysis, cosmetic piercing, acupuncture and tattooing.
Costs for a special treatment establishment licence vary depending on the type of treatment.
Fees
Licence band | Type of treatment | Commercial massage and special treatments licence cost | Domestic massage and special treatments licence cost |
---|---|---|---|
Band A | Ear piercing only | £258 | £258 |
Band B |
| £507 | £231 |
Band C |
| £775 | £352 |
Band D |
| £1,023 | £462 |
Band E | Laser and intense pulse light treatments | £880 | £880 |
Fees for transfer and variation of 1991 Act licences
Item | Cost |
---|---|
Transfer licensee or alter person in control, other than licensee | £270 |
Duplicate licence | £121 |
One-day event | £300 |
Initial grant of one day event licence | £980 |
Licence variation fees for practitioner (during licence period)
Item | Cost |
---|---|
Add a new practitioner | £85 |
What you need to know
The licence must cover the premises and everyone offering treatments. To carry out treatments without a current licence is illegal.
You must still have an annual licence under the 1991 act if your premises held:
- a massage or special treatment licence
- a cosmetic skin piercing registration under previous legislation.