HeliaAesthetics

See where your marketing stands, before someone else checks.

Nine questions give you an indicative view of how your current social media sits against the CAP Code, GDC guidance and the rules on prescription-only medicines, and what a complaint would actually mean. It takes about two minutes, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.

What kind of practice is this?
Where does the practice operate?

This decides which inspectorate your website details have to satisfy.

Which channels are active?

Select all that apply.

Roughly how many posts go out each month?
Do you offer facial aesthetics, and does your content name the product?

Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medicine. Naming it publicly is the single most enforced rule in this market.

Do you publish before-and-after images?
Does your content make claims you would have to prove?

Statements like "pain-free", "permanent", "best in the area", "guaranteed", or the word "specialist".

Does your website carry the details the GDC expects?

Registrant names with GDC numbers and qualifications, the complaints procedure, who regulates you, and a price list.

If a complaint landed tomorrow, could you produce the file within a week?

Evidence for each claim, the consent record for each case image, and who signed the post off.

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Close the gaps the assessment found.

Bring your result to a call and we will map each flagged item to the step in our process that handles it.

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