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Who it's for

Built for independent clinics, not chains

If you run a skin, laser or aesthetic clinic in the UK and your diary has more gaps than it should, this was made for you.

Aesthetic clinics

Anti-wrinkle, fillers, skin boosters and the rest. Advertising here has the strictest rules of all, so every ad promotes the consultation and the service, never the medicine.

Skin clinics

Facials, peels, microneedling and skin programmes. Courses and packages that bring patients back, rather than one-off discounts that don't.

Laser clinics

Hair removal, tattoo removal, pigmentation and resurfacing. Honest ads that answer the questions people actually have, like how many sessions and what it costs in total.

A good fit

You'll get the most from this if

  • You own or run an independent clinic in the UK
  • You have room in the diary for more consultations
  • You'd rather not discount your list prices to win patients
  • You want the ads in your own name, not an agency's
  • You'll run the consultations well once people walk in

Probably not for you if

It won't suit you if

  • You're already fully booked for months ahead
  • You want to lead with the cheapest price in town
  • You want ads that name prescription medicines
  • Someone in your area is already working with me

Why only one per area

I won't compete against my own clients

Running ads for two clinics in the same town means bidding against myself for the same patients. It would make both clinics' results worse, so I don't do it.

It's also why I'm only taking three clinics right now. Each one gets my full attention, and once an area is taken, it's taken.

Check if your area is free

Staying on the right side of the rules

Ads that get approved, and stay approved

Clinic advertising in the UK sits under Meta's own policies, the ASA's codes and the rules on prescription-only medicines. Breaking them gets ads rejected, and repeated rejections can get an account restricted.

Every ad I write promotes your service or your consultation, never a medicine. No before-and-afters without proper consent. No promises about results nobody can guarantee. It's slower to write that way, and it's the reason your account stays healthy.