Can you tell me whether my clinic’s website complies?
No, and nobody but your adviser should. We point out what we noticed and the rule it touches, with the source, so you and your adviser can decide quickly.
For UK clinics · Free
Every clinic deserves a website that brings in patients and stays within the rules. The same three sides, and a fourth only a clinic needs: your website against the UK advertising rules on prescription-only medicines, before and after photos and bookings. You get a one-page written audit, every finding checked by a person, and a free call to go through it.
On the Build page, choose “A free website audit”.
The advertising rules
Whether anything on your site, or where it sends people, runs into the rules a clinic advertises under.
Whether a prescription-only medicine, such as Botox, can be found easily by someone browsing: we look at the homepage, menus, page titles, image descriptions and booking listings, not only the visible text
Whether before and after photos are of real patients, unretouched, with signed and dated proof, and none of a prescription-only treatment
Whether a prescription-only treatment can be booked without a consultation with a prescriber
Whether any line calls a treatment risk free, makes it sound trivial, or hurries people with offers and countdowns
Whether it is clear who carries out each treatment, their qualifications and where it takes place
Whether reviews and testimonials are genuine, and whether any names a prescription-only medicine
We point out what we noticed and the rule it touches. We do not give legal advice and we never say a site complies: your adviser and the clinician responsible decide.
The other three sides
The same checks every business gets, read for a clinic: whether a patient can find the consultation and book it, and whether Google and the assistants can describe your treatments correctly.
Whether a patient can tell what you offer, find the consultation and book it.
Whether Google and Bing can tell what each page is about, and show it well.
Whether assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI answers can find your answers and describe you correctly.
What you get
A one-page written audit by email: what we found, the evidence for each finding, and what to fix first.
Your clinic’s audit
A free call to walk through it, if you would like one. Nothing to buy and nothing to sign.
Automated checks do the first pass. A person then goes through your site and checks every finding before the audit reaches you, and nothing goes in that we have not seen on your site.
How it works
Choose “A free website audit” on the Build page, and tell us your website’s address and what it should do for your business.
We go through your site from all three sides and check every finding by hand.
A one-page written audit by email, with the evidence for each finding.
A free call to go through it and answer your questions, if you want one.
Further reading
Three articles cover what the audit checks in more depth, each rule quoted from its source.
Questions
No, and nobody but your adviser should. We point out what we noticed and the rule it touches, with the source, so you and your adviser can decide quickly.
The ban on advertising prescription-only medicines to the public (Human Medicines Regulations 2012, regulation 284), the CAP Code and the ASA’s guidance on cosmetic interventions, before and after photos and testimonials, and the JCCP’s guidance on bookings.
No. The checks fit aesthetic, medical and dental clinics: the rules on prescription-only medicines apply to any clinic that offers them, and the visitor, search and assistant checks apply to every website.
No. The audit looks only at what anyone can see from outside your website, including where its booking links go. It never touches patient data.
Yes, on the same terms: nothing to pay, nothing to sign, and a free call to go through it if you want one.
Tell us your clinic’s website on the Build page and choose “A free website audit”. Or book a call or send an email, if you would rather talk first.