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For aesthetic clinics

Support considered consultation decisions without automating suitability

Keep campaign enquiries, consultation requests and permission-aware follow-up visible while clinicians retain control of suitability, consent, treatment and expectations.

A practitioner having a face-to-face consultation with a client in a clinic
The system supports the conversation; the practitioner leads the clinical decision.

A treatment enquiry is a considered decision, not a lead to push through a funnel

People may arrive from a campaign with questions, uncertainty or unrealistic expectations. Fast generic sequences can feel inappropriate and can blur the line between marketing and clinical assessment.

A consultation-desk workflow gives the team context, ownership and permission status. It never decides suitability, recommends a procedure, captures consent or guarantees a result.

Create space for an informed human conversation

Use automation to organise administrative work—not to pressure a person or make clinical claims.

Record the enquiry source

Capture the campaign or page, contact preference and a broad area of interest without soliciting detailed health information.

Prepare the conversation

Assign the enquiry and collect only the administrative context the clinic has approved.

Offer consultation options

Make availability and practical information clear; a practitioner handles suitability, risks, consent and treatment decisions.

Respect the decision

Separate booked, undecided, unsuitable and no-contact outcomes so follow-up is appropriate and permission-aware.

Build a measured path from interest to consultation

Use the customer-facing layer that addresses the real bottleneck. The linked product pages contain the full scope and pricing.

Automation stops where professional judgement begins

The clinic controls claims, treatment information, consent and clinical records. EngageMinty can structure the acquisition journey and administrative hand-offs without presenting itself as a medical system.

CRM foundation£99/month for one independently managed business or location, with unlimited users

Self-service setup£0, with guides and limited technical support

Defined implementationStarts from £399 when hands-on configuration is required

Variable usageCalls, SMS, email, AI and third-party services are separate where stated

Questions aesthetic clinics ask

Can this decide whether someone is suitable for treatment?

No. Suitability, risks and treatment decisions belong to appropriately qualified practitioners.

Can it replace our clinic-management system?

No. It supports acquisition and consultation enquiries; existing clinical and booking systems remain authoritative.

Can campaign leads receive an instant reply?

An approved acknowledgement can be configured, but it must not provide advice, diagnose or imply suitability.

How should consent be handled?

Clinical consent remains in the clinic’s own qualified process. Marketing permissions are separate and must be respected by channel.

Can it reduce no-shows?

Reminders can support attendance, but no-show reductions or booking outcomes are not guaranteed.

What does CRM cost for a clinic?

£99/month per independently managed clinic or location with unlimited users. Setup, communications, AI and third-party services are separate where stated.

Shape a consultation journey that earns trust

We will identify the administrative moments technology can support and mark every point that must remain practitioner-led.

Discuss your consultation journey