AestheticsEmma Smith Aesthetics
Treatment cards linked to appointment pages. Results gallery with image captions.
View the walkthroughAesthetics website design for UK clinics
Webora designs websites for UK aesthetics businesses that make treatments easier to understand and consultations easier to request. Our £400 package brings six to seven pages, mobile layouts, a website assistant, hosting and domain registration together within an agreed scope.
£400 for an agreed six-to-seven-page business website. Includes the first 12 months of hosting and domain registration. Ecommerce and custom integrations are quoted separately. See what’s included
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Website previews with notes on the pages and enquiry journey. These examples show the design approach; they are not claims of completed paid commissions or measured business results.
Aesthetics
Aesthetics & beautyE Signature
Three treatment collections. A practitioner introduction and salon gallery.
View the walkthrough- Designed for
- Independent aesthetics practitioners, skin clinics and beauty businesses
- Main customer journey
- Help a visitor understand your services and request the right consultation
- How we work
- Remote design and development for businesses across the UK
What should an aesthetics clinic website explain before an enquiry?
An aesthetics website should explain the clinic’s approved services, identify its practitioners and give visitors a clear route to a consultation. It should distinguish general service information from an individual assessment. Webora’s role is to organise and develop the website; treatment suitability, clinical wording and claims must be reviewed by the practitioner.
See the Emma Smith Aesthetics design walkthroughFrom a useful page to a checked customer journey.
| Customer task | What the page should explain | What to check before launch |
|---|---|---|
| Understanding a service | Use practitioner-approved treatment categories and clear explanations. | The published text matches the approved wording and sends personal suitability questions to the practitioner. |
| Assessing the practitioner | Include real names, substantiated qualifications and genuine clinic photographs. | Every credential or affiliation shown has evidence supplied by the clinic; decorative badges do not replace it. |
| Viewing a gallery | Use images that the clinic has permission to publish, with accurate context. | Captions do not imply a guaranteed or universal result, and images are legible on mobile. |
| Requesting a consultation | Collect only the contact and general enquiry details needed for the next step. | The form explains what happens next. Medical questionnaires and patient records are not routed through a general website chatbot. |
Confirm the scope: A consultation enquiry is not a patient-management system. Medical questionnaires, sensitive records, payments and live scheduling require a separate privacy, provider and access-control review before implementation.
What this example can show you
This preview shows treatment information, a results gallery and consultation entry points. It illustrates information design, not proof of clinical outcomes, verified credentials or a live patient-record system.
Agree these handover details
- Nominate the practitioner who approves and updates clinical content.
- Confirm the approved contact route for individual treatment questions.
- Demonstrate the enquiry destination without entering real patient information during tests.
A clear route from interest to consultation
A visitor may know their concern without knowing the name of a treatment. We can organise your approved services into understandable groups, then give each a clear next step. A consultation request lets your team establish suitability before confirming a treatment. The website assistant should explain your published services and direct clinical questions to your practitioner.
Show the person behind the practice
Give visitors practitioner names, accurate qualifications, your approach and practical visit information. Use genuine photographs of your clinic and work that you have permission to publish. We design space for this evidence rather than treating decorative trust badges as a substitute. You review and approve treatment descriptions, suitability statements and any results claims before launch.
Booking that matches your clinic
Some clinics need consultation requests; others already manage appointments on a booking platform. We agree whether your website should link to that platform, embed a supported widget or collect an enquiry. Live calendar availability, deposits, medical questionnaires and patient records require their own scope. They are not assumed to be part of a simple website enquiry journey.
Seven pages with a clear purpose.
This is a suggested structure. We agree the final six to seven pages around your business before design starts.
- Home
- Explain your clinic, its services and the next step for a new visitor.
- Treatments
- Present your approved treatment categories, descriptions and prices.
- Your practitioner
- Introduce the people, qualifications and approach behind your practice.
- Clinic & gallery
- Show the setting and photographs you have permission to use.
- Consultations
- Explain the consultation and how an appointment request is confirmed.
- FAQs
- Answer common preparation and visit questions using practitioner-approved content.
- Contact
- Make directions, opening hours, phone and enquiry options easy to find.
What to send us before we start
- Treatment names, approved descriptions and prices
- Practitioner biography and qualifications you can substantiate
- Clinic photographs and publication permissions
- Your current booking provider and confirmation process
- The contact route for clinical questions
The seven-day target covers building and launching your website after your content and scope are agreed. The three revision rounds depend on timely feedback; additional changes can affect the launch date. Google decides when and whether pages are indexed, so the Google visibility and payment step may take longer. No particular search ranking is promised.
See the build and approval processOwnership, editing and support
You own your domain and the custom website code and files created for your project. Your domain is registered in your business name with access arranged for you. We provide the custom code and files at handover so another developer can maintain them or help you move hosts. Third-party software and stock images remain subject to their own licences.
Agree who approves and updates treatment information, practitioner details and prices. An editing system is not automatically included; clinical content stays under your practitioner’s review.
30 days of launch support are included from the date your website goes live, covering issues with the agreed website and help with handover. New features, ongoing content updates and maintenance beyond that period are quoted separately.
Read the editing and handover arrangementsBefore you decide
How much is an aesthetics website?
Webora's agreed six-to-seven-page business website package is £400. Hosting and domain registration are included for the period specified in your written scope. An extensive treatment library, advanced booking or other additional functionality needs separate agreement.
Can I keep my existing booking platform?
Yes, we can plan the site around the platform you already use. A link, an embedded widget and a custom integration are different arrangements; we confirm what your provider supports and what is included before work starts.
Will the chatbot give treatment advice?
Its role is to help visitors navigate your approved website information and make an enquiry. Individual treatment suitability and clinical advice should go to your practitioner, not be decided by a website assistant.
Do you work with clinics outside your local area?
We work remotely with businesses across the UK. You share your content, review the website and agree the launch online. We use your clinic's real address and service details on your website.
START WITH A SHORT CONVERSATIONWhat would you like
What would you like
your website to do?
Choose the kind of project and share a few words. We’ll help you confirm the right scope before you commit.
- £400 for an agreed 6–7-page business website.
- Shops, migrations and custom features are scoped separately.
- Pages, price, ownership and ongoing costs agreed in writing.
Your business: Aesthetics & clinics
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