What should be done if a chemical peel solution gets into a client's eyes?

If a chemical peel solution inadvertently comes into contact with a client's eyes, the correct course of action is to stop the treatment immediately and wash the affected area with water. This is crucial because chemical peel solutions can be irritants or harmful to the sensitive tissue of the eyes. Immediate action helps to dilute and flush out the chemical to minimize any potential damage or discomfort.

Rinsing with water is essential as it serves to wash away the chemical and soothe the irritation caused by the substance. The safety and well-being of the client are of utmost importance, and prompt action can prevent more severe reactions. After rinsing, it’s also advisable to monitor the client for any adverse reactions and ensure their comfort.

While notifying a supervisor may be an appropriate step thereafter, the priority remains to address the immediate concern of the eye exposure first, making swift and effective action essential in this situation.