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Google reviews for aesthetic clinics

Most happy patients mean to leave a review and never get round to it. We ask each one at the right moment, in your clinic's name, so your rating catches up with the care you give and more people choose you.

The reviews are walking out of your door

A patient leaves delighted, means to write a review on the drive home, and has forgotten by supper. Multiply that by every week you're open and your Google rating sits well below the care you actually give. Prospective patients hold you up against the next clinic on the map and book the higher number, and plenty won't even consider one under four-and-a-half stars. Every star you're short is consultations that never reach your diary.

5-9%

of a clinic's yearly revenue rides on each additional Google star

Harvard Business School

How it works

How it runs, step by step

Automated where it saves you time, with your team in control of every message.

  1. A treatment finishes well

    When you mark a patient's visit complete, they join the review queue. Only patients who agreed to messages and aren't on your opt-out list are ever included.

  2. We ask at the right moment

    An hour or two later, while the visit is still fresh, that patient gets a short, friendly text asking how their care went, with a one-tap link to your Google page.

  3. You stay in control

    Every eligible patient is asked, with no screening for happy faces and no reward attached. When we draft a reply to a review you've received, it waits for your approval before it goes live.

  4. Reviews build, week after week

    Honest reviews arrive steadily, your star rating climbs, and your monthly report shows how many came in and where the rating is heading.

What you get

  • Well-timed review requests

    A short, warm text to each consented patient about an hour after their visit, with a one-tap Google link and never a named treatment in it.

  • A sensible cadence, capped

    One text and, at most, one gentle email nudge, then we stop. Anyone who leaves a review or replies STOP comes off the list straight away.

  • Human-approved review replies

    We draft considered replies to the reviews you've already received, and nothing posts until you've read and approved it.

  • A consented, suppressible list

    Messages reach only patients who agreed to them, with one-tap opt-out and health details handled as special-category data under UK GDPR.

  • A plain monthly reviews report

    New reviews each month and your rating trend, in numbers you can drop straight into your own marketing.

Outcomes

  • A higher Google rating that turns more browsers into booked consultations
  • A fuller diary as new patients pick you over the next clinic on the map
  • Hours back each week, with nobody chasing reviews or trying to remember who to ask
  • A steady stream of fresh reviews that keeps you near the top of the local map

The numbers

Why it's worth doing

5-9%

of a clinic's yearly revenue is tied to each extra Google star

Harvard Business School

+44%

more enquiries convert after a one-star rise in your average rating

RenewLocal & BrightLocal

~16-20%

reviews are the second-biggest factor in Google's local map pack

Local search ranking-factor studies

~98% / ~36%

open rate and click-through on a well-timed SMS review request

SMS marketing benchmarks

Built for

  • You give excellent care, but your Google rating doesn't show it yet
  • Your reviews trickle in slowly while a nearby clinic quietly pulls ahead
  • You're flat out in clinic, and asking every patient yourself keeps slipping
  • You want more reviews, but you won't touch anything that bends the rules

FAQ

Answers before you ask

Safe by design

Safe by design. We only ever invite honest reviews from real patients, and we never buy them, reward them, write them ourselves, or hide the less flattering ones. Those shortcuts are banned by UK law, by the FTC's reviews rule, and by Google's policy, and our system hard-blocks them. Requests go out on a consented, suppressible list with one-tap opt-out; health details are treated as special-category data under UK GDPR; every message stays within ASA Rule 12.12 by never naming a prescription treatment; and wherever a message is automated, we say so plainly.

See what honest reviews could do for your diary

We'll take a quick look at how your Google rating and review flow stand today, then show you the likely lift. No pressure, no jargon, and if it's a fit we can have requests going out within days.