Custom Dermatologist WordPress Theme
Medical and cosmetic service pages, visit requests and results gallery
A dermatology practice runs two businesses under one roof: the medical side (skin checks, rashes and the mole that changed shape) and the cosmetic side (injectables, lasers and peels). Patients on each side want very different things from the website and a generic medical theme blurs them together. A dermatologist WordPress theme from Foxco keeps the two paths clear, with condition pages for acne, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer, a cosmetic menu with treatment details and starting prices, an appointment request form that asks which side someone needs and a results gallery for the cosmetic work. Provider bios show board certification where people expect to see it. The theme is $999 installed and configured and your staff can update cosmetic specials themselves.
Clear paths for every kind of skin concern.
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Built for Dermatologists
- 01Condition pages for acne, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer
- 02Cosmetic treatment menu with starting prices
- 03Appointment request form split by medical or cosmetic visit
- 04Before-and-after gallery for cosmetic treatments
- 05Provider bios with board certification
- 06Skin check and mole-watch guide page
What's included for $999
$999 Installed and configured
- Custom WordPress theme built for your dermatologist
- Installed on your hosting
- Set up with your logo, colors and content
- Mobile-first pages that load fast
- Contact and inquiry forms connected
- A walkthrough so your team can edit it
Dermatologist theme questions
Does every dermatology practice get the same template?
No. Every practice gets a custom WordPress theme: we start from our dermatology framework, then build it out with your brand, providers, conditions treated and cosmetic menu.
How soon can we launch?
Give us your logo, photos and service list and the site is typically live in 7-10 days. If you have a launch date that can't move, we take rush builds when bandwidth allows.
Can patients send photos of a rash or mole before their visit?
The standard appointment form collects contact details, visit type and a short note. Photo uploads that include medical details need a HIPAA-capable form service behind them, which we can add as a custom project. On its own, a theme can't make a practice compliant.
Can we sell skincare products on the site?
The theme includes a featured products section for the lines you carry. A full online store with checkout and shipping can be added as a custom project.
Running two businesses under one roof means the 70-year-old booking a skin check and the 35-year-old pricing out filler should each find their door within one click of the homepage.
Medical pages that calm nerves
Condition pages explain what acne, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and skin cancer look like, how they're treated and when to book, in plain language. A short mole-watch guide covers the warning signs without frightening anyone and every page ends with the appointment form, so a worried reader can act on it right away.
A cosmetic menu that sells honestly
Injectables, laser treatments, peels and microneedling each get a page with what it does, downtime, how many sessions people usually need and a starting price if you choose to show one. The before-and-after gallery sits alongside, sorted by treatment, so a prospective patient sees results from your own treatment rooms.
Requests sorted before they land
Foxco builds the appointment request form to ask up front whether a visit is medical or cosmetic, which sends each to the right coordinator and keeps cosmetic consults from waiting behind a stack of insurance referrals. Provider bios with board certification and areas of focus round it out, since skin patients tend to choose a doctor by name.
Skin care patients can find in one click.
Let's get to work.
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