A dermatology website that separates medical and cosmetic patients
Dermatology website design for practices: condition pages, cosmetic treatment pages, your providers, insurance details and an appointment request form. Describe your practice and the AI builds it.
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A dermatology website that separates medical and cosmetic patients
Good dermatology website design splits medical dermatology from cosmetic services, explains each condition and treatment in plain language, shows who your providers are, and makes it easy to request an appointment. On we.inc you describe your practice and the AI builds a dermatologist website with those pages, from $20 a month; a free healthcare template can go live on a we.inc address without AI. Scheduling, intake and records stay in your practice software.
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Dermatology website design for practices: condition pages, cosmetic treatment pages, your providers, insurance details and an appointment request form. Describe your practice and the AI builds it.
Pages every dermatology website needs
Home: Two clear paths, medical and cosmetic, plus location, phone and a request button.
Medical dermatology: A page per common condition: acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, hair loss and skin cancer checks.
Cosmetic treatments: Injectables, lasers, peels and other services you offer, with who they suit, what to expect and recovery time.
Providers: Board certification, training and a real photo for each dermatologist, PA or NP.
Insurance and pricing: Accepted plans for medical visits and how cosmetic pricing or consultations work.
Request an appointment: Name, phone, visit type and preferred times only. New patient forms go through your portal.
Referrals: For Mohs or specialist services, a page telling referring offices how to send patients.
Try this prompt
A website for Harbor Skin Dermatology, a three-provider practice in Charlotte, North Carolina offering medical dermatology, skin cancer checks and Mohs surgery, plus a cosmetic suite with injectables and laser treatments. Separate medical and cosmetic sections, a page for each common condition, provider bios with board certification, an insurance page, and an appointment request form asking only name, phone, visit type and preferred times. Clean and clinical, soft neutral colours.
Start from this design
Three designs that suit a dermatology website.
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About dermatology website design on we.inc
Skip the dermatology web design brief and the six week wait. Tell the AI about the business in a sentence and it builds the whole site, ready to edit.
Features designed for your industry
Condition pages: Acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin checks and more, each explained plainly for patients searching that condition.
Cosmetic treatments: Separate pages for injectables, lasers and peels, with who each suits and what recovery looks like.
Insurance and self-pay: Which plans you accept for medical visits and how cosmetic pricing works, so patients know before they call.
Who this dermatology website design suits
A general dermatology practice that also offers cosmetic treatments
A Mohs surgery practice that takes referrals from other doctors
A pediatric dermatologist explaining visits to parents
A multi-location dermatology group with a page per office
What makes a dermatology website work
What good dermatology website design gets right
Use this as a checklist: two clear paths for medical and cosmetic patients, a page per condition written in patient language, real provider photos, insurance details on their own page, and a request button on every screen of a phone. Compare any design, including ours, against it.
Before-and-after photos need consent and care
Only publish cosmetic before-and-after photos with written patient consent, and follow your state medical board and advertising rules on claims. Avoid promising results.
Keep health information off web forms
We.inc is not HIPAA compliance tooling. Keep web forms to name, contact details and preferred times, and collect medical history, insurance numbers and consent forms in your practice software or patient portal.
Link your scheduler and portal
There is no live booking calendar in we.inc. If your practice management system offers online booking or a patient portal, the AI can put those links in the header and on every service page.
What it costs
Templates are free to publish on a we.inc address, up to three sites, with no AI and no custom domain. AI building starts at $20 a month on Starter; practices with many condition and treatment pages that change often may prefer Pro at $50. Your own domain is about $10 to $20 a year.
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Frequently asked questions
What should a dermatologist website include?
Separate medical and cosmetic sections, a page per condition and treatment, provider bios, insurance information and an easy way to request an appointment.
Can patients book appointments online?
The AI builds a request form that emails your office. For live self-booking, link the online scheduling tool your practice already uses.
Is the site HIPAA compliant?
We.inc is not HIPAA compliance tooling. Use the site for public information and simple requests, and handle intake and medical details in your practice software.
Can I show cosmetic before-and-after photos?
Yes, as images you upload, but only with written patient consent and within your state's advertising rules.
What does it cost?
Up to three template sites are free on a we.inc address, without AI. AI building starts at $20 a month, and a custom domain needs a paid plan.
