Free check · Australian clinics
The rules for skin and aesthetic clinics moved, and most of what trips people up is ordinary wording nobody thought twice about. This reads your public pages against them in about a minute, and tells you what it found — and what it couldn't see.
What you get
A regex match is not a legal finding, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What this returns is a list of areas the rules touch on your site, ordered by how much weight they tend to carry, alongside the regulators they sit under — and an honest list of everything the check didn't look at.
It won't score you out of ten. It won't tell you that you're in trouble. It will tell you where to look, which is the part that's actually hard.
The part nobody mentions
Testimonials, before-and-afters, pricing and naming are page-level — change what's published and they're handled. But who administers, under whose authority, from what premises, with what documented: none of that is visible from outside, and no rewrite touches it.
Your result splits along exactly that line. The half a website fixes is our work at MPS. The half it can't is SigmaSync's — and knowing which is which is worth the minute this takes.
Questions
Free, no email, about a minute. If it surfaces nothing, that's a useful answer too.
Check my clinic →Australian skin and aesthetic clinics. Automated indicators from public pages — not legal advice.