Case study · Revere Clinics · Harley Street, London Trust, in the patient’s own words
Revere Clinics is an aesthetics clinic on Harley Street. Nobody books an aesthetic treatment from a stock photo; they book because someone like them said it was worth it. We filmed those people properly, with consent and care, and the films now travel with the clinic’s founder to events around the world. They found us through our own ads, which is the one line on this site we are allowed to be smug about.
Through our own ads
Revere saw one of our ads and got in touch. The brief was for premium testimonial films that feel like a conversation rather than an advert, for a regulated treatment business with an audience more sceptical than most. The clinic had happy patients willing to talk. It needed them filmed in a way that would persuade the next patient without overpromising, and without troubling the advertising regulator.
Briefed, consented, unscripted
Patients briefed in advance, written consent for exactly where the footage will be used, filmed in the clinic in a relaxed interview format rather than to a script, so the answers are their own. The edit was done in house with the compliance rules in mind: no claims the clinic cannot make, no before and afters that mislead, nothing that would trouble the regulator. We do not name the patients on this site, and neither should anyone else.
Two patient stories and the clinic’s own
Two patient films, each a person talking about how they felt before, how they were treated and how they feel now. Alongside them the clinic’s own film about working with us, which is the one we lead with below. The social content was cut from the same footage to the lengths each platform rewards.
Shown at events around the world
The clinic’s founder presents at events around the world, and the films go with him. A patient story that persuades a nervous person in a London waiting room does the same job in a conference hall on another continent, which is the difference between content made for a feed and content made properly.
Warmth and restraint at the same time
Proof that a clinic can market itself with warmth and restraint together. Results are qualitative by design; the clinic’s booking figures are theirs and are not published. The films are below.
How it unfolded
From an ad they saw to films they take on stage.
- The adThey found us
Revere saw one of our own ads and got in touch.
- The briefPremium, careful, unscripted
Patient stories for a regulated clinic, and the clinic's own film.
- The consentBriefed and in writing
Every patient briefed in advance, consent for every use of the footage.
- The shootHarley Street
Relaxed interviews in the clinic, no scripts, more footage than needed.
- The editIn house, to the rules
No claims the clinic cannot make, nothing that would trouble the regulator.
- NowOn stage
The films travel with the founder to events around the world.
The work, in the open
Why the result is a film, not a number
An aesthetics clinic is bought on trust and sold under rules. The right measure of this work is whether a real patient, unscripted, persuades the next one without a single claim the clinic cannot stand behind. Watch the films and decide. Booking figures are the clinic’s own.
Hear it from Harley Street, not from us
Revere Clinics talk about working with us in their own words. The two patient story films, made with written consent and unnamed here on purpose, are below.
They found us through our own ads. We would say that proves something.
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