Dermatology & Laser Centre Newsletter
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Our email newsletter is optional. It carries practice news, general information about looking after your skin, and updates about the services we offer. Signing up asks only for contact details, never for medical information, and every email includes a way to unsubscribe.
Our email newsletter is something you can choose to sign up for. It has practice news, general advice about looking after your skin, and updates about what we offer. Signing up only asks for your contact details, never anything medical, and every email has an unsubscribe link in it.
Newsletter: the essentials
The short version
Practice news, seasonal skin-health education and service updates.
Practice news and helpful skin-care/service updates, once the office confirms the plan.
An email address, and your first name if you would like to give it.
Your email address, and your first name if you want to give it.
The signup form does not ask for symptoms, diagnoses or photographs, and it is not the place to send them.
We do not ask for symptoms, diagnoses or photos here, and please do not send them this way.
Every marketing email carries a working unsubscribe link.
Every email has an unsubscribe link. One click and we stop.
There is no fixed schedule. Every email includes an unsubscribe link.
There is no set schedule. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
What will I receive if I subscribe?
A newsletter worth reading mixes seasonal skin advice, practice announcements and service updates, without turning every message into an advertisement.
A newsletter worth reading has a mix of things in it: skin advice for the time of year, news from the practice, and updates on what we offer. Not every message should be an advert.
- Skin and sun advice for the season, checked by the practice whenever it makes a clinical claim.
- Practice news, such as changes to our hours, our team or the services we offer.
- New or updated treatment information, once the matching page on this website has been medically reviewed.
- Occasional promotional offers, only where they are consistent with practice policy and the consent given at signup.
- Skin and sun advice for the time of year, checked by us whenever it says anything medical.
- News from the practice, such as changes to our hours, our team, or what we offer.
- New or updated treatment information, once the page about it on this website has been checked.
- The odd offer, where it fits our policy and what you agreed to.
Is the newsletter a place to ask medical questions?
Can I ask a medical question through the newsletter?
No. The signup form and replies to marketing email are not a secure channel for clinical information. If you have a medical question, please telephone the office or use the details on our Contact page.
No. This form, and replying to one of our emails, is not a safe or private way to discuss your health. If you have a medical question, ring the office or use the details on our Contact page.
- Please do not send photos or describe a diagnosis through the signup form.
- Our Privacy Policy explains, in plain terms, what we do with the details you give us.
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Subscriber information is handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy, including any tracking and retention practices it discloses.
- Please do not send photos, or describe a diagnosis, through the signup form.
- Our Privacy Policy explains, in plain words, what we do with the details you give us.
- Your details are handled the way our Privacy Policy describes, including anything it says about tracking and about how long we keep information.
Questions patients ask
How often will I receive emails?
How often will you email me?
There is no fixed weekly or monthly schedule. We would rather send something when it is worth sending.
There is no set weekly or monthly schedule. We would rather send something when there is something worth saying.
Can I unsubscribe?
Can I stop the emails?
Yes. Every marketing email carries a working unsubscribe link. Messages about your own care, such as appointment reminders, are handled separately and are not part of the newsletter.
Yes. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and it works. Messages about your own appointments are separate from the newsletter and do not stop when you unsubscribe.
Will subscribing affect my medical care?
Does signing up change my care in any way?
No. Subscribing is entirely optional and has no bearing on your care or on any treatment decision.
No. It is entirely up to you, and it makes no difference at all to your care or to any decision about treatment.
Can I ask a medical question by replying to the newsletter?
Can I reply to an email with a medical question?
Please do not use a reply to a marketing email for a private medical question. Contact the office directly instead.
Please do not. Replies to these emails are not private in the way a message about your health should be. Ring the office instead.
Will my email be sold?
Will my email address be sold?
Our Privacy Policy sets out how your email address is used and whether it is shared. Please read it before subscribing. The signup form does not ask for medical details.
Our Privacy Policy explains what happens to your email address and whether anyone else gets it. It is worth reading before you sign up. This form does not ask for anything medical.
Will I receive promotions?
Will I be sent offers?
Where promotional offers are included, the signup wording says so, so you know what kinds of email to expect.
If we do include offers, the signup wording will say so, so you know what you are agreeing to receive.
Talk it through with a physician first.
Every plan starts with an assessment of your skin, your anatomy and what you actually want to change.
