Aesthetic ClinicLanding page template

For clinics that have to look like medicine, not marketing

Anyone considering an aesthetic procedure is weighing results against risk. They want to know who holds the needle or the laser, what the facility is like and what it will cost, without being sold to. Aesthetic Clinic is a minimal, editorial template in rose and charcoal over blush, with uppercase promises and a calm rhythm, and a physician consultation as the goal.

It suits aesthetic and dermatology clinics, cosmetic surgery, dental and orthodontic practices, med-spas, and laser and skincare centres. Choose it when credibility matters as much as the look.

How the page builds trust

The hero leads with the medical footing, “Aesthetic care built on a medical footing”, with the credential and location above the heading and a clear first step: a consultation and a price in writing. About explains how the practice runs like a specialist clinic, from imaging to follow-up.

Procedures presents featured treatments with what each involves and a starting price. Facility describes the flow of rooms and hygiene standards, and doctors introduces each physician by speciality and years in practice. Devices and results names the equipment and shows before-and-after images with a slider.

Reviews are presented as notes clients agreed to share, how a visit works sets out consultation, treatment and review, prices lists what each treatment costs including the follow-up, and the page ends with online booking and a reception callback.

Making it yours

Four soft schemes are included: Champagne, Lotus pink, Pale turquoise and Peach blossom. Headings can be the geometric Josefin Sans, the classical Cormorant Garamond, or Lexend or Manrope for a more modern clinic, each paired with a quiet sans body face.

The demo includes 31 images: clinic interiors, doctors, devices and results. Replace them with your own photography and consented results. Treatment descriptions and prices are editable in place, and you can select any section and ask the AI to adjust the tone.

Writing it for your practice

You can start from the template with no credit cost, or tick the option to have the AI write the text for your clinic, about 20 credits, while the layout stays unchanged. Include your credentials and location, the treatments you want to feature, your doctors and their specialities, how consultations are priced and credited, the devices you use and your booking process.

What to prepare with your medical team

Aesthetic pages are read closely by patients and, in many countries, by regulators, so check every claim with your medical director before publishing. Start with the doctors: qualifications, registrations, specialisms and years in practice, each with a professional portrait. The procedures section needs a short, accurate description of each treatment, a starting price, and the recovery time a patient should plan for.

Before-and-after images must be your own patients, photographed in the same light and pose, with written consent to publish. Many clinics add the number of sessions and the time between photos. The facility section should state how instruments are sterilised and how rooms are separated, in plain language. The page uses thirty-one photographs, so a proper shoot of the clinic, the consultation room and the team is worth arranging before you go live.

Dental, dermatology and med-spa practices

A cosmetic dentistry practice can turn procedures into veneers, aligners and whitening with price ranges, and use the technology section for scanners and imaging. Dermatology and laser centres usually lead with conditions treated, such as pigmentation or acne scarring, before treatments. A med-spa can soften the tone slightly and add memberships to the pricing, while keeping the consultation booking as the single action on the page.

When another template fits better

Aesthetic Clinic is built for elective treatments. A GP, dental, physiotherapy or veterinary practice that needs appointments more than persuasion will find Calm Clinic a closer fit. Spas, saunas and massage belong on Still Wellness, and a skincare brand selling products rather than treatments should look at Skincare Summer Sale in the ecommerce group. Studios teaching pilates or yoga suit Boutique Studio.

All are listed on the health and fitness templates page.

Before you publish

• Check medical claims and before-and-after images against the rules that apply to you.
• Use real photographs of your doctors and rooms.
• Confirm every price includes what the page says it includes.
• Keep the booking form short; reception can collect medical history later.