sizzledraft

Make Reels from your dermatology clinic website

Sizzledraft turns a dermatology clinic URL into a 1080x1920 Instagram Reel using real screenshots, clinician credentials and visual details from the site. It renders the ad at 30fps in H.264 with audio normalised to -14 LUFS.

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    It leads with a visible outcome while tying the treatment to clinical oversight.

  • Before you book injectables, check who is treating you

    It makes the clinician's training relevant at the exact moment a prospective patient is weighing trust.

  • Persistent pigmentation? Start with a proper skin assessment

    It names a common concern and positions diagnosis before treatment promises.

How do I turn a dermatology clinic website into an Instagram Reel?

Give Sizzledraft the public URL for a treatment, results or clinician page. The browser opens that page, captures real screenshots and reads its visual tokens, including colours, typography and button styles. It then authors a vertical 1080x1920 scene around details already present, such as a dermatologist's qualifications, an acne treatment pathway, a before-and-after image and the consultation booking button. The first video is cut from the site alone, so the source page should contain the message you want shown. Later videos can accept a prompt, letting you emphasise a concern such as rosacea, pigmentation or mole assessment while keeping the clinic's own visual identity.

What should a dermatology Reel show to build patient trust?

Start with the skin concern or a clearly documented result, then identify the clinician and explain the next step. For an acne Reel, that could mean a visible treatment result followed by the dermatologist's name, medical credentials and a prompt to book an assessment. For injectables, lead with practitioner qualifications and consultation standards rather than an unsupported promise. Keep before-and-after images paired with the treatment named on the source page, and avoid implying that every patient will get the same outcome. Sizzledraft can frame these website elements for a phone screen, but the clinic remains responsible for consent, claim accuracy and any required medical advertising disclosures.

Will the finished dermatology ad work correctly in Instagram Reels?

The vertical file is rendered at 1080x1920, 30fps and encoded in H.264, with audio normalised to -14 LUFS. That format gives clinician portraits, treatment close-ups and before-and-after images enough vertical space without forcing a landscape page into a narrow frame. Keep essential text away from the extreme top and bottom, where the Reels interface can cover qualifications or booking instructions. If you want a trending sound, Sizzledraft hands it over as a link so you can attach it natively when posting. It is not baked into the exported file, because baked-in audio would not count as using that sound on the platform.

What the browser actually gets

The browser can capture visible before-and-after images, dermatologist biographies, qualifications, treatment names, clinic colours and booking calls to action from the rendered page. It may struggle with galleries hidden behind consent gates, patient portals, video-only testimonials or before-and-after sliders that require interaction. Important credentials and result images should appear directly on a public page.

The common mistake

A common mistake is opening with a generic clinic logo animation while the treatment result and dermatologist's credentials appear too late. Lead with the documented skin concern or visible result in the first three seconds, then show who provided the care and how to book an assessment.

  • Showing treatment results quickly without stripping away the consultation, consent and outcome context that makes them credible
  • Fitting dermatologist qualifications, treatment details and a booking action into a short vertical ad without creating an unreadable credential wall
  • Turning wide before-and-after galleries, procedure pages and staff profiles into a 1080x1920 Reel that still works on a phone

Questions

Can the Reel use before-and-after photos from our dermatology website?
Yes, if the photos are publicly visible when the browser loads the page. The Reel can capture and frame them vertically alongside the named treatment and relevant context. Your clinic should confirm patient consent, keep the pairing accurate and avoid presenting one patient's improvement as a guaranteed result for everyone.
Can it highlight our dermatologist's qualifications?
Yes. A public clinician profile can supply the dermatologist's name, portrait, credentials, specialty interests and clinic branding. Put the most important qualifications in visible page text rather than inside a downloadable document or hidden staff carousel, so the browser can capture them clearly and the Reel can keep them readable.
What page should an acne clinic use as the source URL?
Use a focused acne treatment page that includes real result imagery, the responsible clinician, the assessment process and a direct consultation action. A general homepage often spreads those details across several sections. The first video uses the source site alone, so a complete acne page gives it stronger, more specific material.
How should we add a trending sound to the dermatology Reel?
Use the provided sound link to attach the track natively inside Instagram when you publish. The exported video does not bake the trending sound into the file, because that would not register as using the platform's sound. Check the final voice, music balance and on-screen credential timing before posting.

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