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Website redesign for a plastic surgery practice in Dublin: budget, risks and credibility (2026)

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
November 8, 2026
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Website redesign for a plastic surgery practice in Dublin: budget, risks and credibility (2026)

Website redesign for a plastic surgery practice in Dublin: budget, risks and credibility (2026)

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The verdict in three sentences

For a plastic surgery practice in Dublin, the website is where a patient decides whether a surgeon looks qualified, careful and honest, long before the first consultation fee is paid. A redesign with Kolonell costs EUR 2,700 (Starter) for a compact single-surgeon site or EUR 4,500 (Growth) for a full procedure library, against roughly EUR 12,000 to 70,000 at Dublin agencies, with EUR 8,200 (Premium) reserved for practices that need the multilingual tier. What protects the practice is not the design alone: compliant procedure pages, careful use of images and reviews, minimal health data in forms and a redirect plan that keeps its search visibility.

What a Dublin patient checks before booking

Patients research for weeks. They type "rhinoplasty surgeon Dublin", "breast reduction Dublin cost", "blepharoplasty Ireland price" or "consultant plastic surgeon Dublin reviews", and many also compare Dublin with clinics abroad that advertise lower prices. A Dublin practice wins that comparison on reassurance: who operates, where, with what aftercare close to home.

The site therefore has to show surgeon credentials exactly as held, including specialist registration with the Medical Council where applicable, the hospital or facility where procedures take place, a clear explanation of each procedure with its risks and recovery, the consultation process and the time given to reflect before deciding. Results are never promised, superlatives have no place, and before and after images or testimonials, if used at all, need documented consent, no retouching and honest context. Medical advertising in Ireland is framed by the Medical Council's guidance on professional conduct and by the ASAI code. Health data collected through forms falls under the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, supervised by the Data Protection Commission, and the European Accessibility Act, applicable to many consumer services since June 2025, raises expectations on accessible design. This is not legal advice: your medical director and advisers confirm what applies to your practice.

What the redesign costs in Dublin

Option2026 ballpark (EUR)Typical scopeWatch out for
Freelance designer3,500 to 10,000Theme, a few procedure pagesNo redirect plan, generic medical copy
Mid-size Dublin agency12,000 to 35,000Custom design, CMS, local SEOCopy not reviewed for medical advertising rules
Specialist medical aesthetics agency25,000 to 70,000Strategy, video, booking and CRM integrationsLong contracts bundled with paid ads
Kolonell Starter2,700 fixedCompact site for one surgeon, consultation request formBest for a focused procedure range
Kolonell Growth4,500 fixedFull procedure library, team, facilities, journal, SEO migrationThe usual fit for a group practice
Kolonell Premium8,200 fixedThe multilingual tier, languages set in the quoteOnly useful if you treat patients in other languages

Local figures are prudent ranges from typical agency quotes. Every Kolonell tier includes a project manager reachable in your time zone, native English copywriting, delivery in 3 to 4 weeks (Premium 4 to 6) and 3 months of support. A patient portal, online payment of consultation fees or a link to your practice management system is on quote, as is maintenance once the included three months end. The full offer is on the international offer page.

A four-phase redesign plan, with its risks

Phase and timingDeliverableMain riskMitigation
Week 1: auditURL inventory, analytics baseline, content planForgetting high-traffic procedure pagesExport every indexed URL and its traffic before any change
Weeks 1 to 2: designPage templates for procedures, surgeons, facilitiesImagery that breaches advertising rulesImage policy agreed with the medical director
Weeks 2 to 3: build and contentProcedure pages with risks and recovery, consultation pathOverstated claims in copyLine-by-line medical review before go-live
Weeks 3 to 4: launch301 redirect map, forms tested, Search Console checksLost rankings, lost enquiries during the switchStaging site, switch on a quiet morning, 8 weeks of monitoring

On Premium, build runs to week 4 and launch to weeks 5 to 6. These durations assume the practice supplies final content and surgeon details on time; medical review is usually the step that slips.

Questions to ask, and when a Dublin agency is the better choice

Question to ask any providerGood answerRed flag
Who reviews medical claims before launch?Your medical director, with a written checklist"Our copywriters know the rules"
How will rankings be protected?URL inventory, 301 map, Search Console monitoring"Google will figure it out"
What data does the consultation form collect?Contact details and procedure interest onlyFull medical history on first contact
How are reviews displayed?Verified sources, no editing, no selective filteringHand-picked testimonials typed into the site
What is fixed and what is on quote?A written list, item by itemA vague monthly retainer

A Dublin agency is the better choice when you want regular on-site video production, in-person workshops with several surgeons, or one partner that also runs your paid campaigns locally. A fixed-price remote studio fits when your procedures, team and image policy are settled and you need a precise, compliant, well-migrated site.

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Illustrative example: "Liffey Aesthetic Surgery", a fictional Dublin group practice with three consultant surgeons, receives a mid-size agency quote of EUR 22,000. It compares it with Kolonell Growth at EUR 4,500, plus professional photography of the facility and team at EUR 1,800 (market assumption) and an external medical advertising review at EUR 1,200 (market assumption): EUR 7,500 in total.

The difference is EUR 14,500 (22,000 minus 7,500). The practice keeps part of it for a consultation booking link to its practice software, priced on quote once the vendor confirms its interface.

FAQ

Can we show before and after photos?

Medical advertising rules restrict how they are used, and some practices choose not to publish them at all. If you do, use documented consent, no retouching and explanations of what varies between patients; your medical director decides, and the site applies that policy on every page.

How long will the redesign take?

With Kolonell, 3 to 4 weeks for Starter or Growth and 4 to 6 weeks for Premium, once content is ready. Medical review of procedure pages often adds 1 to 2 weeks on the practice side.

Will we lose our Google rankings?

Rankings drop when established procedure URLs disappear without redirects. A full inventory, a 301 map and around 8 weeks of Search Console monitoring keep most existing visibility, although no serious provider promises a ranking.

Do we need online booking?

A consultation request form is included in every tier. Real-time booking and online payment of consultation fees, often EUR 100 to 250 in Dublin (market assumption), are on quote because they depend on your practice software.

What happens after the three months of support?

Maintenance is then on quote. Dublin agencies typically charge EUR 150 to 500 per month for a practice site (market assumption).

Let's scope your project. Send us your current site, surgeon list and image policy, and we will confirm the tier, the content review plan and a 3 to 6 week schedule. See the international offer or request a free quote: detailed reply within 48 hours.

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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.