Before-and-after galleries with consent tracking
So every published image is tied to a recorded patient permission rather than a folder nobody audits.
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AESTHETIC CLINICS · WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
High-value enquiries, heavy visual content, and a regulator watching what you publish. A gallery without consent tracking and a licence number missing from the footer are the two fastest ways a clinic site draws the wrong kind of attention from the DHA.
WHAT ACTUALLY BREAKS
So every published image is tied to a recorded patient permission rather than a folder nobody audits.
The Dubai Health Authority regulates healthcare advertising in the emirate, and requires a visible licence number for the clinic and each practitioner treating patients.
Consultation booking that captures the treatment of interest before the call, so the clinic knows whether it is a filler enquiry or a surgical one.
Treatment pages structured around the concern the patient searches for, not the brand name of the device the clinic bought.
Because a WhatsApp thread with patient photographs is a data protection problem.
WHAT WE BUILD
A treatment page linked once from the booking flow is the same page the consultation intake reads and the same page a practitioner's profile cites. Four components that share one data model, not four separate tools stitched together after the fact.
PROOF
Booking and CRM handling patient data, delivered for a healthcare group in Dubai.
We built and integrated a clinic site with booking and CRM for a Dubai healthcare group.
Tested the same way as everything else we build.
WHAT IT COSTS
Depending on treatment count and booking complexity.
From brief to launch.
Code, server and data, from handover.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Yes. Every published before-and-after image is tied to a recorded patient consent, not stored loose in a folder nobody checks. If consent is withdrawn, the image comes down and the record shows when and why, which matters the day a regulator or a patient asks.
On the clinic's own page and on every practitioner's profile, which is where DHA rules require it on healthcare advertising in Dubai. It is treated as required content, not an afterthought added to satisfy a checklist during a later review.
Yes. The consultation form captures the treatment of interest at the point of booking, so the clinic knows whether it is a filler enquiry or a surgical one before the phone rings. That single field changes who calls back and how fast.
Two days, no charge, and you keep the report.
Aesthetic clinics sit alongside medical clinics and dental clinics, three industries carrying the same DHA licensing requirement and the same weight of patient data to handle carefully.
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