Dermatology website design
Dermatology patients arrive with very different needs: a rash, a mole to check, a cosmetic treatment. We design and build dermatology websites that route each of them to the right information and the right appointment, on WordPress, Webflow or Framer.
Three practices in one website
Many dermatology practices run medical, surgical and cosmetic services side by side. Each has its own audience, its own questions and often its own booking rules. The site needs to keep those paths distinct while making the whole practice easy to understand.
Pages most dermatology practices need
- Medical dermatology: pages for conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis and rosacea.
- Skin cancer care: skin checks, biopsies and surgical treatment, explained clearly for people who may be anxious.
- Cosmetic dermatology: injectables, lasers and skin treatments, with consultation details.
- Providers: dermatologists, physician assistants and nurse practitioners, with their focus areas and locations.
- Insurance and billing: what insurance usually covers, what it does not and how cosmetic services are billed.
- Locations: hours, directions and the services offered at each office.
Booking by visit type
A skin check, a follow-up and a cosmetic consultation often need different appointment types. We design booking paths that send people to the right one, connected to your practice management or scheduling system where it supports online booking.
Medical content your team can stand behind
Condition pages need to be accurate and current. Your clinicians supply and approve the medical content. We structure it into clear, layered pages and keep any patient photos within the consent each patient gave.
Choosing a platform
WordPress suits larger groups with many conditions, providers and locations. Webflow handles linked collections for providers, services and locations well and gives your team a visual editor. Framer fits a smaller practice or a separate cosmetic brand site. Compare the platforms.
How a dermatology website project runs
- Define: we review your current site, services, providers, locations and booking rules, then agree the pages and who does what.
- Design: we design the medical, surgical and cosmetic paths and the key booking pages with your team.
- Build and review: we build the site and its collections, connect booking and test across devices.
- Launch and hand over: we launch, redirect old pages and show your team how to update providers, services and content.
Pellridge Dermatology
Dermatology practice website. Select a view to see the full design.
Frequently asked questions
Can we separate medical and cosmetic services on one site?
Yes. Each gets its own section with its own navigation and booking path, while the practice still reads as one organization. A cosmetic brand can also have its own site if you prefer.
Can patients book skin checks online?
Yes, if your scheduling system supports online booking for that visit type. We route people to the right appointment type from each page.
Can each location show different providers and services?
Yes. Providers, services and locations are linked records in the CMS, so each location page shows who practices there and what they offer.
Who writes the condition pages?
Your clinicians supply and approve the medical content. We organize it into clear page structures that patients can follow.
How much does a dermatology website cost?
Every proposal is based on the actual scope: services, providers, locations, booking, content and any migration. Tell us about your practice and we will recommend a scope and send a clear proposal.
Tell us about your project
Share what you are planning, the platform you prefer and any timing. We will review it and follow up with the next step.