What Every Aesthetic Treatment Page Should Include
Short answer: Every aesthetic treatment page should include a plain-language summary of the treatment, who it may suit, what happens before, during and after, typical time and recovery, price guidance where permitted, answers to common questions, a note on risks and consultation, and one clear next step to book. Content should be accurate, balanced and reviewed by a clinician.
Key takeaways
- Lead with a plain-language summary.
- Answer the questions patients actually ask.
- Include balanced information about suitability and risks.
- End with one clear booking step.
Why do treatment pages matter?
Treatment pages are often where patients decide whether to contact a clinic. They are also the pages search engines and AI assistants read when answering questions about treatments in your area. Clear, structured pages help both.
Pages full of technical claims or vague language are less useful and can raise compliance issues.
What structure works best?
- Summary: what it is and what it's for
- Who it may suit and who should ask first
- What to expect: before, during, after
- Time, recovery and number of sessions typically recommended
- Price guidance, where permitted
- FAQs
- Consultation and risk note
- One next step: book a consultation
Use the editorial checklist so every page is reviewed for accuracy and compliance.
How does the treatment page content template help?
The page content template includes a page structure, an editorial checklist and draft fields.
Resource 072 is organized into these sections:
- Page structure
- Editorial checklist
- Draft fields
Download Resource 072: Treatment page content template →
Frequently asked questions
Should treatment pages include prices?
If permitted and practical, price guidance helps patients. Check advertising rules for prescription treatments.
Can we use before-and-after photos?
Only with consent and in line with advertising rules in your jurisdiction. Avoid implying guaranteed results.
Who should review treatment content?
A qualified clinician, plus whoever is responsible for marketing compliance.
What should you do next?
Download the free treatment page content template and complete it with your team this week.
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Related reading
- Why Your Clinic Website Gets Visitors but Few Inquiries (Resource 071)
- How to Audit Your Clinic’s Online Booking Journey (Resource 073)
- How to Create a Front Desk Playbook for Your Aesthetic Clinic (Resource 082)
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Examples in this article are hypothetical. This is general operational guidance, not legal, financial, tax or medical advice. Clinical decisions belong with qualified clinicians, and advertising, privacy and consent requirements vary by province and state.