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NMC Public Notice R-13014/01/2024-Ethics · 6 Oct 2026

Built for dermatologists publishing under the NMC's October 2026 ethical-advertising notice.

An initiative under Dermapreneur · Independent compliance aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Medical Commission.

Every reel, A creator filming a reel on a phone caption and clinic A dermatology treatment room page is now professional A dermatologist with a patient communication. Educate, A skin examination with a dermatoscope don't advertise. A phone set up to record Check it before it goes live.

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Best laser clinic in the city.1 Guaranteed glow in just 3 sessions2 with zero downtime. 20% off this week only.3 Book now!4

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Issues found

Four flags, each with the exact words and the clause they touch.

  1. 1

    Superiority claimClause 8.1(ix)

    “Best in the city” is a comparative claim that can’t be independently verified.

  2. 2

    Guaranteed outcomeClause 8.1(iii)

    Promises a result in a fixed number of sessions.

  3. 3

    InducementClause 8.1(x)

    A time-limited discount used to attract patients.

  4. 4

    SolicitationClause 8.1(ii)

    “Book now” directly solicits patients.

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Educate. Don't advertise.

Since 6 October 2026, the NMC treats every reel, caption, ad and clinic page as professional communication. Here's where the line sits.

What you can do

4 points
  • Teach people about skin health and treatment options in a balanced way.
  • Use accurate facts; explain risks, limits, and that results vary.
  • Protect patient privacy and follow consent requirements.
  • Keep clinic information factual and within the rules.

What gets flagged

4 points
  • Promise guaranteed, permanent or risk-free results.
  • Use patient testimonials or before-and-after photos to advertise.
  • Use discounts, gifts or referrals to attract patients where prohibited.
  • Buy reviews, pay influencers to solicit patients, or fake AI patient stories.

Repeat it, and the consequences climb.

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  1. Stage 1

    First violation

    Warning and mandatory ethics training.

  2. Stage 2

    Second violation

    Censure and a monetary penalty.

  3. Stage 3

    Serious or repeated

    Suspension for a specified period.

  4. Stage 4

    Continued violations

    Removal from the medical register.

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