Aesthetics Website: 7 Things to Fix First (Quick Audit)

If your website isn’t bringing enquiries, you usually don’t need a full redesign — you need to fix the basics that make a site feel clear and trustworthy.

Here’s a quick audit you can do in 5 minutes.

1) Your headline should say what you do (fast)

A stranger should instantly understand:

  • What you offer

  • Who it’s for

  • Where you’re based (area is fine)

If they have to scroll to figure it out, you lose them.

2) One obvious next step (CTA)

Pick one primary action:

  • Enquire

  • Book a consultation

  • Book now

Then repeat it in the header and at the bottom of key pages.

3) Treatments must be easy to find

You need a simple Treatments page that links to individual treatment pages.

4) Your top treatments need their own pages

At a minimum, create pages for your top 1–3 services.
One page for “everything” makes people bounce.

5) Treatment pages must answer the real questions

Every treatment page should cover:

  • what it is

  • who it’s for

  • downtime/recovery

  • sessions needed (range)

  • price (“from” is fine)

  • who it’s not suitable for (high-level)

  • aftercare basics

  • how to enquire/book

6) Add proof (small, but visible)

Most people need reassurance. Add:

  • qualifications (short list)

  • 3–6 reviews

  • a clear photo of you or your treatment space

7) Put your policies in the footer

At minimum:

  • privacy policy

  • terms (or website terms)

  • disclaimer (especially re: results)

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