The page forks in the hero
Two doors, each with its own colour, doctor and promise. The first decision on the page belongs to the visitor, and colour guides the journey from there on.
Speculative redesign
Dermatology and urology shared one site and never separated: same hero, same slider, same copy. Someone looking for melasma treatment and someone investigating a kidney stone landed on exactly the same page.
This is a speculative redesign, made on my own initiative from public information. There was no engagement and the clinic took no part in it. The photography is generated and some figures on the published page are illustrative.
The page itself is in Portuguese. It was written for patients in Portugal and Brazil, and translating it would misrepresent the work.


Two doors, each with its own colour, doctor and promise. The first decision on the page belongs to the visitor, and colour guides the journey from there on.
People with sensitive skin or autoimmune conditions are routinely turned away from aesthetic procedures. Here the doctor performing the procedure is the same one treating the underlying condition, and she holds a master's degree in exactly that field.
Cool base, sans for display and serif for body copy, inverting the Pascoal hierarchy. A two-colour system where colour does wayfinding work rather than decoration.
Marketing and lead capture site, live.
The price list as the argument, not as a buried table.
The clinic's best asset was buried in a bullet point.
From the briefing in a chat to finished PSDs, with two approvals of mine.