Aesthetic clinic website design in Marbella for patients who compare first.

An aesthetic clinic website with several treatment pages is a business site, from €1,500. A one-page site for a single practitioner starts at €500. A patient portal, payments or an AI assistant is platform work, from €3,000. You get the exact fixed quote on the first 15-minute call, and it does not change afterwards. The same quote states in writing what the site costs to run and how later changes, such as a new treatment page or a revised price list, are priced.

A full aesthetic clinic website takes one to two weeks, with the delivery date fixed on the first call. A one-page site can be live 24-48 hours after that call. Either way you get a live preview link the next day and one revision round. The part that depends on you is the material: treatment descriptions, prices, doctor profiles and photos you may publish.

Yes, as a request the clinic confirms, and it starts from the treatment page. On Prisma Clinic's site the Book button on the aesthetics page opens the booking wizard with the aesthetic appointment type already chosen, so the patient goes straight to the free slots, which the wizard reads from the appointment system the clinic uses, then picks a location. The request lands in that system and the clinic confirms by email or phone. If you already use booking software, the site links or hands off to it.

A builder is enough for one page with a phone number. Hire someone once the site carries treatment pages, prices, two languages and booking. A clinic site from me is custom-coded on Next.js, with domain, code and data in accounts under your name. The technical side can be measured: Prisma Clinic's site scores 100/100 for SEO and 96 for performance in Google's Lighthouse test (Google PageSpeed Insights, 2 October 2026). A clinic site is mostly photographs, so each image is served in the size the screen needs.

Yes — an aesthetic clinic website can run in English and Spanish as separate versions, each with its own URLs, titles, descriptions and content, linked with hreflang. More than one language is included in business sites from €1,500. The model is Prisma Clinic's site, which has separate English, Spanish and Swedish versions. You check the treatment wording in each language before launch.

A clinic website can carry before-and-after photos and treatment prices. What a clinic in Spain may publish is a matter for the clinic and its legal adviser, and I do not certify it. My part is the build: a gallery with images sized for phones, a price list with exact or "from" prices, and the disclaimers and consent wording you supply, placed where you want them.

The site is built to rank for that search, but I cannot promise a position: that depends on the clinics you compete with, your domain's history and time. The groundwork goes in from the start — a page per treatment, structured data for the clinic and its doctors, a version per language, Search Console connected on day one. For a sense of pace: across all its searches, the site of Prisma Clinic, a dental and aesthetic clinic in Marbella, went from 1,889 Google impressions a month in June 2025 to 9,778 in August 2026, a partial month (Google Search Console).

Yes — a med spa, a skin clinic and a beauty clinic need the same things from a site: treatments, prices, people, results and a way to book. The proof is Prisma Clinic's aesthetics page and its price list of 47 treatments, and the site I built for a solo aesthetics practitioner in the UK, with 24 priced treatments and a before-and-after gallery. A one-page site starts at €500. Several treatment pages make it a business site, from €1,500.