Verification & Governance Methodology

A "Lifecycle Verified" status indicates that we have reviewed governance documentation supplied by a clinic and confirmed it against the relevant public registers or recognised sources at a point in time. It is a documentation-based assurance signal, not a clinical endorsement.

• Confirmation of practitioner registration on the relevant national medical register.
• Evidence of recognised specialist qualifications for the procedures advertised.
• Governance documentation such as policies, insurance, and complaints procedures where provided.
• Basic clinic identity and operating information.

• It does not replace statutory licensing or regulatory authorisation.
• It does not guarantee clinical outcomes or the suitability of any procedure for you.
• It does not constitute medical advice or an endorsement of any provider.
• It does not continuously monitor a provider between review cycles.

Verification reflects the documentation available at the time of review. Clinics are responsible for maintaining accurate, current information and for notifying us of material changes. We re-review on a periodic basis and may suspend or remove a badge where information is found to be inaccurate or out of date.

We encourage every individual to independently confirm a provider's statutory licensing and credentials, and to discuss risks, alternatives, and aftercare directly with the provider before proceeding. Verification is a starting point for trust, not a substitute for your own checks.

If you believe a verified clinic's information is inaccurate or have a governance concern, contact our governance team through the platform. We review credible concerns and take proportionate action.