See the violations regulators can already see on your marketing.
The FTC can fine deceptive reviews and before/after photos up to $53,088 per violation — and it, the FDA, state boards, and the ad platforms are all enforcing now. ClinicShield scans your public marketing across all six areas and shows you exactly what to fix.
Free · no credit card · your risk snapshot emailed, usually within one business day.
Reviews written by staff, presented as independent
“completely safe, with zero side effects”
Meta Pixel firing on your booking page
A sample of the report you get — specific to your site, cited, and honest.
This is happening now
Real, recent, and aimed at businesses like yours
Every item below is a public enforcement action or settlement. Each links to its primary source — because credible urgency has to be checkable.
The FTC's Reviews Rule (16 CFR Part 465) makes fake, incentivized, and undisclosed insider reviews illegal — with civil penalties up to $53,088 per violation.
View sourceThe FTC sent its first Reviews-Rule warning letters (Dec 2025) and brought its first charged case — FTC v. TruHeight, over employee-written fake reviews (Apr 2026).
View sourceThe FDA issued 18 warning letters over illegally marketed, unapproved botulinum toxin ("Botox") products — and a med-spa owner pleaded guilty to misbranding.
View sourceNew York inspected 223 med spas and cited 87 — most for unlicensed practice, including Botox injections performed without the required supervision.
View sourceThe FDA sent 30 warning letters to telehealth companies over compounded GLP-1 marketing — "same active ingredient as," "generic [brand]," and implied FDA approval.
View sourceProviders paid $12.25M (Advocate Aurora) and $6.6M (Novant) to settle claims that tracking pixels on patient pages leaked health data to Meta and Google.
View sourceOne scan, six vectors
Nobody watches all of this together. We do.
The same marketing text can trip six different regulators. ClinicShield checks every one and shows you exactly where you’re exposed.
Your reviews & before/after photos
Fake, incentivized, or employee reviews without the FTC-required disclosure — and before/after galleries missing a proximate "results may vary."
Your injectable & device claims
"Painless," "no downtime," "permanent," "completely safe," "guaranteed" — and misusing "FDA-approved" where the truthful term is "FDA-cleared."
Your weight-loss & GLP-1 claims
Compounded semaglutide marketed as equivalent to a brand, implied FDA approval, or investigational peptides like retatrutide — the exact language warning letters target.
Your ads
Meta and Google policy landmines — before/after creative, personal-attribute copy, prohibited health claims — the things that get an ad account banned overnight.
Your patient privacy
Tracking pixels on your booking and intake pages that can leak patient health data — page-gated, so we never cry wolf on an ordinary marketing page.
Your state's rules
Medical-director, supervision, and good-faith-exam exposure — the same page is a different risk in California, New York, Texas, and Florida.
How it works
From free scan to always-on monitoring
We scan your public marketing
Your website, and the reviews, before/after galleries, claims, and pixels on it — read across all six enforcement areas the way a regulator, a plaintiff’s attorney, and an ad reviewer each would.
You get a cited risk snapshot
Every flag in your own words, tied to a real, dated enforcement action, with sample language for consideration — a prioritized "fix these first" list, not a wall of legalese.
We keep watching
Your marketing changes weekly and enforcement keeps escalating. We re-scan continuously and alert you the moment a new risk appears — so nothing shows up silently.
Harder than it looks
The same sentence can be fine on one page and a violation on another
“Wegovy® is FDA-approved.” A true statement about a branded drug.
“Our compounded semaglutide is FDA-approved.” Same three words — now misbranding the FDA cites.
A Meta Pixel on your services page. Ordinary marketing analytics — no patient data.
The same pixel on your booking or intake form — where it can leak patient health data.
A one-time lawyer visit can’t keep up with this, and generic checkers get it wrong — flagging the safe case and missing the dangerous one. ClinicShield is built for exactly these distinctions.
Independent
Not a feature buried in your booking software. We answer to you, not to a platform — and we scan the platforms too.
Always-on
A lawyer gives you a snapshot that’s stale the next day. We watch continuously, because your marketing and the rules both keep moving.
Purpose-built for med spas
Not a generalist checklist. Every rule is tuned to aesthetic clinics and cited to a real, recent action against a business like yours.
Affordable
Less than one hour of a healthcare attorney — and a small fraction of a single avoided penalty.
Simple pricing
Start free. Monitor for less than a lawyer’s hourly rate.
Annual plans get two months free. Cancel anytime.
Free scan
- Instant risk snapshot
- Risk level + counts by severity
- 2–3 specific findings from your site
- No credit card
Core
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Full report across all six vectors
- Prioritized "fix these first" list
- Monthly re-scan + new-risk alerts
Pro
- Everything in Core, plus:
- Ad + social creative scanning
- AI-assisted sample fix language
- Weekly monitoring
- Priority support
Multi-location
- Everything in Pro, for groups
- Per-location dashboards
- Per-state risk analysis
- Operational compliance module
A plan buys continuous monitoring and risk flags with sample language for consideration — never a certification or guarantee of compliance.
See what a regulator would see on your marketing — free.
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