An aesthetic clinic site where a tap on the face writes the treatment plan
The problem
An aesthetic clinic's WhatsApp opens the same way all day: how much is botox, does a peel make my face red, which doctor does filler, I have dark spots on my cheeks, what should I do. The answers live in the admin's head and in Instagram stories, so every enquiry costs three replies before anyone books a consultation, and the clinic's ads pay for that conversation.
What we built
Nine kinds of page plus a page for each of ten treatments, in Indonesian and English, set in espresso and cream like a quiet beauty magazine. Every treatment lists its price, duration, downtime, sessions and who does it, with what to avoid and the days after written down. A skin map lets a visitor tap seven points on a face, pick what bothers them, set how much downtime and budget they have, and get a first plan with a total for the month, sent to the doctor in one WhatsApp message. Booking fills an appointment card with the treatment, doctor, day and time from the doctors' real practice days.
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