Aesthetic is a cosmetic surgery website template for clinics, skin care studios and beauty practitioners. With a well-thought-out online presence, you can promote your services and win over more clients. Thanks to Aesthetic’s modern, clean look, visitors can learn everything about your practice with ease. Use the design as it is, or customize it to match your brand.
The layout is fully responsive and works in all popular web browsers. Aesthetic includes eight pages (home, about, services, pricing, doctors, blog, single post and contact), an appointment dialog on every page, a dark mode toggle, call-to-action buttons, a drop-down menu, a click-to-load map and working contact forms. Take this cosmetic surgery website template to your advantage and shine online.
What’s new in 3.0
Swiper 14 runs the testimonials slider, PhotoSwipe 5 replaces GLightbox, and the browser’s own date picker replaces Flatpickr, now on the appointment form of every page. The Sass source ships again (the 2.x download had an empty sass folder), and npm run build compiles it.
Lighter pages: the eight pages together went from 12.4 MB and 520 requests to 3.7 MB and 158 requests. Photos are AVIF with the JPG or PNG as the fallback, and the download went from 9.3 MB to 2.1 MB.
No third-party requests at load: Poppins is self-hosted, Font Awesome and Flaticon are replaced by SVG icons and a 1.4 KB social-logo subset, and the footer map (OpenStreetMap, no API key) loads only when the visitor clicks Show map. Before, Google Maps loaded on every page.
Working forms: the appointment dialog and the consultation and contact forms send through includes/send-email.php, with validation and in-page messages. Before, the appointment dialog could not be submitted.
Accessibility: WCAG AA text contrast in light and dark mode, a skip link, one h1 per page, names on icon-only links and buttons, native select boxes, and a menu, dialogs and gallery that work from the keyboard.
Fixed: the light theme flashed before dark mode applied, the testimonials slider showed a cut-off third card, and two rows on the Team page were mirrored.
No page-hiding preloader, the videos open in a dialog that loads YouTube only after a click, and the demo practitioners have fictional names that match their photos.