Creative guidelines, wording to avoid and storytelling that sells within policy.
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Surgery clinic ads pass review more easily when they focus on real information such as the medical team, consultation steps and clinic atmosphere, and avoid guaranteed results, exaggerated before/after images and body-shaming. Khun Kim checks and adjusts creatives before launch.
Introduce doctors and expertise, explain consultation and aftercare, show the clinic, use real people speaking naturally and close with an invitation to consult instead of pressure to buy.
Words like permanent cure, 100% safe, instant results or guaranteed, negative body comparisons and graphic surgical images, all frequent rejection reasons.
Comparisons are closely reviewed by platforms and medical advertising rules. Get advice first and favour experience or process stories, which keep campaigns running more steadily.
Khun Kim works as both media buyer and video creator, helping clinics adjust scripts, visuals and copy so they sell and fit policy before submission.
Send your clinic name, country, facility licence, services to promote and an indicative budget. The team will assess readiness and explain the account-opening steps.
Contact about an ad accountPhoto: Stage at TikTok Agency Open House: Your Next Growth Opportunity · Real photo of Khun Kim
Yes as experiences, with consent and without exaggerated claims.
Read the reason, fix that point and resubmit; don't resend the same ad repeatedly.
Send your clinic name, country, facility licence, services to promote and an indicative budget via the contact page. The team reviews readiness and explains the account-opening steps.
3 points • reviewed 2026-11-14
Reviewed and last updated: 2026-11-14
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Last updated: 2026-11-14 · This content is for information only and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified doctor before making treatment decisions.
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