How We Choose Partner Clinics
A clinic is listed only after we verify its license, its responsible professional and its devices, and review how it advertises. No clinic has passed yet, so none is listed today.
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The standards a clinic has to meet
- An active license, checked at the source. We look up the clinic and the responsible professional in the official state registry and note the date we checked.
- A named responsible professional. Someone with the license to do the procedure, whose name we can verify.
- The right device for the use advertised. The device must be one the FDA has authorized for the use the clinic describes, and we look it up in the FDA databases.
- Advertising without promises. No guaranteed results, no invented reviews, no photos without the patient's written consent, no false urgency.
- A written quote. It says what is included.
Where things stand
No clinic has passed these checks yet, so none is listed. We would rather have an empty list than a weak one. When a clinic passes, we will name it here with the license number, the state and the date we checked.
What we do not do
- We are not a clinic and we do not diagnose or treat.
- We do not rank clinics by who pays us.
- We do not promise that a listed clinic is right for you.
How we are paid
A partner clinic may compensate us once one is listed. That would not change the checks above, and we will say on this page when it applies.