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Service pages
Each page has a clear introduction, information reviewed by your clinical team and a relevant contact route. Page names and menu groups help visitors find the subject they need.
WEAPSE / HEALTHCARE
Aesthetic Clinic Website Design
Our aesthetic clinic website service covers treatment pages, practitioner information, genuine clinic photographs and consultation enquiries.
Someone exploring an aesthetic service also wants to know who they will meet and how to reach the clinic. We plan the website around clear service information, approved content and a straightforward enquiry journey.
WordPress & Elementor · Mobile layouts · Editable content
Dr. Gökçen Kantürk
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01 / PAGE STRUCTURE
Treatment pages and enquiries on an aesthetic clinic website
We organise treatment scope, the responsible practitioner and pre-consultation information into distinct pages. Your clinic identifies the questions to address, and an authorised clinician approves medical explanations. Image permissions, multilingual content and the team receiving enquiries are agreed as part of the project.
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Professional profiles
Titles, education and areas of practice use information verified by the clinic. Service pages can link directly to the relevant professional profile.
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Imagery and loading speed
We size genuine clinic and team photographs for their place on the page. Image formats and loading priorities help keep mobile delivery manageable.
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Consultation enquiries
Visible phone and WhatsApp options sit alongside a short enquiry form. The first contact asks for the information your team needs to respond.
02 / CONTENT & DESIGN
Let the visual identity support the information.
Typography, photography and spacing are considered alongside your clinic’s identity. We review existing artwork and images before choosing material for the homepage, team and premises. If new photography is needed, we define the brief before design work proceeds.
Service copy is prepared for clinical review. General explanations, topics to discuss in a consultation and contact options have distinct places in the page. The clinic’s review of current healthcare publicity requirements is included in the publishing workflow.
For multilingual projects, we agree the page structure and content owner for each language. Terminology and contact details need their own review. Visitors should understand which team will respond and how to reach them in the language they are using.
03 / CLIENT WORK
Selected healthcare website projects.
04 / SEARCH VISIBILITY
Match each subject to a useful page.
Different spellings of the same service can be addressed within a useful main page. We connect service information, professional profiles and location details, then prepare titles, descriptions, image text and URLs around that structure.
Ongoing work can examine which queries reach each page and how visitors move towards an enquiry. Improvements build on genuine services and available evidence. Search visibility, helpful information and contact journeys belong in the same project plan.
05 / SCOPE & HANDOVER
Define a scope that fits your clinic.
The service list, languages, photography and whether an existing website is being replaced all affect the proposal. Branding, copy preparation, web design and continuing SEO can be itemised separately. We review the material you have before agreeing the deliverables.
We prepare editable areas for team and service information in Elementor and demonstrate routine updates at handover. Maintenance, backups and continuing content support can be planned around your requirements.
06 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Before your project starts.
Can one website cover medical aesthetics and plastic surgery?
The menu should reflect the clinic’s authorised services and the professionals’ actual areas of practice. We separate subjects where their scope differs and review service-to-professional links with the clinic.
What if we do not have suitable photographs?
We first list the team, premises and professional photographs the design needs. Photography can be discussed before the scope is agreed. Images should have clear usage permission and publishing approval.
Is a before-and-after gallery included?
A requested gallery needs the clinic’s review of its purpose, image permissions and applicable publication requirements. It is not an automatic part of the package. Technical planning follows that review.
Can you build an English version?
Yes. A multilingual structure can use separate URLs, appropriate language links and reviewed content. Language scope, translation responsibility and the contact process are stated in the proposal.
Does the number of services affect cost?
It affects content and design work. Languages, imagery, custom functions and migrating existing URLs also matter. We define the scope before quoting a total price.
Can SEO and advertising be separate services?
Technical monitoring and content development can continue after launch. Advertising needs a separate review of the target market and applicable healthcare publicity requirements before a campaign scope is agreed.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Find the right scope for your practice.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Where should we start with your practice?
Tell us about your new website or redesign. We will define the pages, content and technical scope together.