Answers the pre-consultation list
Treatments you offer, who carries them out, the consultation fee as published, downtime in your own words, patch-test rules and any finance you list.
Aesthetics enquiries stall on the same things: which treatments you offer, who actually carries them out, what a consultation costs, how much downtime to plan for, whether there is a patch test first. Adoomi answers that from pages you approved, at any hour and in the enquirer's language, then stops where your consultation starts. It rules nothing suitable, promises no result and prices no treatment. Your coordinator gets the concern, the treatment someone asked about and a way to reach them.
Fig. 01.A · Cosmetic clinics
Fig. 02.A · pain quotesSomeone reads your treatment pages after work, gets as far as 'would this actually do anything for my jawline', and messages. Half of that is admin your site already answers — what you offer, who performs it, the consultation fee, downtime, whether there is a patch test. The other half is a judgement nobody can make without seeing them. Your injector is in a treatment room, your coordinator is on the phone, and the person asking has three other clinics open in other tabs.
Treatments you offer, who carries them out, the consultation fee as published, downtime in your own words, patch-test rules and any finance you list.
What is bothering someone in their words, the treatment they asked about, whether they have been treated before and when they could come in.
Suitability, results, session counts, per-patient pricing and anything after a treatment stop the assistant. It holds no diary and books nothing, so each one reaches the person you named instead.
The pre-consultation list — treatments, who carries them out, the consultation fee, downtime, patch tests, aftercare policy and finance — answered from your own pages, with suitability, results and per-patient pricing left to the consultation itself.
An aesthetics enquiry is workable when it says what is bothering someone in their own words, which treatment they had in mind, whether they have been treated before and when they could come in. Adoomi asks those and stops: nobody is asked for a medical history or a photograph to get a call back. Any treatment repeated back is one your pages already list, never one it decided would suit them. Your coordinator opens something they can act on, not a name and a number.
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Fig. 06.A · after-hoursAesthetics research happens late and in one long sitting: treatment pages, downtime, fees, who performs what. Adoomi keeps answering the published list through them, leaving the morning coordinator a briefed queue. Swelling, a lump or pain after a treatment gets no view on whether that is normal. It sets out the aftercare route your page publishes — the clinic line first, 111 when NHS advice is needed out of hours, 999 if it is an emergency — then flags it to the clinician you named.
Treatment lists, who performs what, consultation fees, downtime as your pages describe it, patch-test rules, finance if you publish it — those answers already exist on your site, and each one currently costs a call back or an interruption. Adoomi hands them back off the page itself. What still reaches a person is what should: the suitability question, the complication, the enquirer wanting something you do not offer. Each arrives with what they actually wrote, by email alert or WhatsApp handoff.
Fig. 08.A · controlsThe assistant answers from your approved pages and nowhere else. It will not say whether a treatment suits someone, how many sessions they need, how long a result lasts or what it would cost: suitability and pricing are settled at consultation, not in a chat window. Anyone who says they are under 18, or whose message reads as vulnerable, is taken no further in chat — that goes to the person you named. Enquiries are hosted in the EU, retrievable or erasable under GDPR, with no words logged.
Treatment lists, who carries them out, consultation fees, downtime and aftercare policy are repeated from content you approved. A question they don't cover becomes an enquiry, not a guess.
Whether a treatment suits someone, how many sessions they need, how long a result lasts and what a course costs are never answered in chat. Each one stops the assistant.
The assistant asserts nothing about registrations, regulators or who on your team prescribes. It repeats what your team page states about who performs a treatment, and leaves the rest to you.
The chat window takes no uploads; a photo reaches your team only if the enquirer sends it after a WhatsApp handoff. Conversations are EU-hosted, exportable and deletable, with no content logged.
Suitability is decided at consultation and never in chat. The assistant repeats what your treatment pages say a procedure involves and who carries it out, then captures the concern and the treatment interest for your coordinator. It rules nobody in and nobody out.
Treatment pricing is set per patient after an assessment, so the assistant never states one. It gives the consultation fee exactly as your page publishes it, including whether that fee comes off the treatment, and passes the cost of a course to your coordinator.
Post-treatment messages get no clinical reading. The assistant will not say whether something is normal or urgent. It gives the aftercare route your page sets out — the clinic line first, 111 when NHS advice is needed, 999 if it is an emergency — and flags the chat to the clinician you named.
The chat window takes no file or photo uploads at all. A photo reaches your team only if the enquirer sends it after a WhatsApp handoff, once a person is on the other end. Until then the assistant captures the concern in the enquirer's own words, and none of those words reach a log.
The assistant states nothing about who your team are registered with, who prescribes, or which standards the clinic works to — those are yours to publish and stand behind. It repeats what your own team page says about who carries out a treatment, and nothing further.
Pricing starts at £0 a month with 50 message credits included; after that £8 covers 200 credits, £20 covers 500 and £75 covers 4,000. Getting it running is ~10 min — connect the clinic pages, check the drafted answers, drop one line onto your website — and nothing is live until you approve it.
There is no performance figure here. What can be stated is what the assistant cannot do: answer from anything but pages you approved, put a price on a treatment quoted per area after an assessment, tell anyone a result will last, or decide that someone is a candidate. What it does do runs at every hour and in the enquirer's language — the treatment list, who carries them out, the consultation fee as published, downtime as you describe it, and a captured enquiry at the end.
Treatment lists, who performs them, consultation fees and downtime come straight off your own pages at whatever hour they are asked, in whichever language the enquirer uses.
No treatment is ruled in or out and no per-patient price is stated in chat — both are captured as an enquiry for your coordinator instead.
Swelling, lumps and pain after a treatment stop the assistant, surface your own aftercare instructions and go to the individual you named.
Start with the pages enquirers already read: treatments, who carries them out, consultation fees, aftercare. Set your coordinator as the destination for enquiries, and a clinician for anything after a treatment. Then type in 'would this suit me?' and watch exactly where it stops. Nothing reaches an enquirer before you have approved it, and no card is needed to look.
Fig. 12.A · Cosmetic clinics