Sch 14, s 156
CurrentSerious injury affecting head hair
Schedule 14Ranges of injury scale values
Part 9Injuries affecting hair
156 Serious injury affecting head hair
| Example of the injury | 4 to 10 | ||
| damage to head hair, caused by, for example, defective waving or tinting, if— | |||
| (a) the physical effect of the damage is— | |||
| (i) dermatitis; or | |||
| (ii) tingling or burning of the scalp, causing dry, brittle hair that breaks off or falls out, or both; and | |||
| (b) the physical effect leads to depression, loss of confidence and inhibited social life | |||
| Comment about appropriate level of ISV | |||
| An ISV in the upper half of the range will be appropriate if— | |||
| (a) thinning continues and prospects of regrowth are poor; or | |||
| (b) there is a partial loss of areas of hair and regrowth is slow. |
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