Your ads are probably
breaking the law right now.
Here's how to find out in 5 minutes.
The ISHRS published a Consumer Alert. The FTC published Health Products Compliance Guidance. Google built automated classifiers to enforce both. None of them sent your practice a warning.
This tool scans your website against 238 flagged phrases across five compliance categories and sends you a full report — no login, no waiting on a human, no sales call required to get it.
Scroll down to see what we check — and what it costs when we don't.
Free compliance audit
Is your hair restoration website compliant with ISHRS and FTC guidelines?
Run a free automated audit of your website against the ISHRS Consumer Alert on False Advertising and FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance. You'll get a hosted report in your inbox within minutes.
Running your compliance audit
Scanning your site against compliance standards across 5 categories. This takes about a minute.
- Verifying hair restoration practice
- Crawling your homepage and internal pages
- Auditing ISHRS Consumer Alert compliance
- Auditing FTC Health Products compliance
- Auditing Google Ads policy compliance
- Generating your compliance report
- Sending to your inbox
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This tool is built for hair restoration practices
We scanned and did not find hair restoration content (FUE, FUT, hair transplant, NeoGraft, ARTAS, or similar terms). This audit is calibrated specifically for ISHRS and AHRS-I hair restoration compliance standards and will not return useful findings for other specialties.
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Something went wrong while scanning your site. This usually means the site was unreachable or blocked our scanner. Reply to this page or email us and we can run a manual audit.
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Hair restoration practices only. This is a diagnostic tool, not legal advice. See our privacy policy.
What's actually happening in this vertical
Most practices learn about compliance
the expensive way.
These aren't edge cases. They're patterns we see across hair restoration advertising specifically — Google Ads accounts, Meta campaigns, and FTC exposure happening to practices running language they've had for years.
Revenue from a suspended Google Ads account
One disapproved ad in a healthcare category can trigger an account-level review. A suspension kills every campaign instantly — including your top performers — until the appeal resolves. That can take weeks.
What's at risk when Meta flags your ad account
Meta's automated systems flag body-related targeting language and before/after framing. Repeated disapprovals drop your account quality score — which limits delivery on every future ad, not just the one they flagged.
FTC consent decree length for health advertising violations
FTC enforcement for unsubstantiated health claims doesn't end with a fine. Consent decrees require ongoing monitoring and pre-approval for advertising changes — sometimes for 20 years. The ISHRS Alert gives regulators the standard to cite.
The free audit — what you're actually getting
A $2,000 compliance review.
Free. In 5 minutes.
A healthcare advertising attorney charges $300–$500/hr for a compliance review that takes 4–6 hours. This tool does the first-pass scan in under 5 minutes.
Here's what you get when you run the audit:
Everything delivered to your inbox. Zero cost. No strings.
Full homepage & internal page crawl
Every treatment page, procedure description, and gallery page scanned
238-phrase compliance check against ISHRS Consumer Alert
Outcome guarantees, technique claims, testimonial framing, FDA language
Google Ads policy risk scan
Language that violates Healthcare & Medicines and Personalized Advertising policies
Hosted compliance report with risk-level categorization
High / Medium / Informational, with governing standard cited for each finding
Total value
Delivered in under 5 minutes
That's $2,000 worth of compliance review. Free.
See exactly what's on your site — before Google or the FTC does it for you.
The audit, step by step
Six steps. Under 5 minutes. No one to talk to.
You submit your URL. The tool does the work. Your report arrives in your inbox. No sales process between here and your findings.
Verify you're a hair restoration practice
The audit confirms your domain before running checks calibrated for ISHRS and AHRS-I standards. This isn't a generic compliance tool — it's built for your vertical.
Crawl your homepage
Full scan captures headlines, hero copy, CTA language, before/after framing, and testimonial structure — the highest-risk zones for compliance violations.
Discover internal pages
The audit follows internal links to treatment pages and procedure descriptions. That's where most violations actually live — not the homepage.
Match 238 phrases across 5 categories
Outcome guarantees, technique claims, testimonial framing, FDA language misuse, and Google policy violations. Each finding is categorized by risk level.
Generate your hosted report
Flagged items are listed with their risk level (High / Medium / Informational) and the specific ISHRS or FTC provision that applies. You'll know exactly what to fix and why.
Send it to your inbox
Your report link arrives within minutes. Share it with your marketing team, your attorney, or use it to book a consult with ours.
Five compliance categories
What 238 phrases actually looks like
broken down.
Every flagged phrase maps to its specific ISHRS provision or FTC guidance section. You'll know which standard you're violating — not just that something is flagged.
Outcome guarantees & result claims
"Guaranteed results." "Permanent solution." "100% success rate." The FTC requires substantiation for every outcome claim. These phrases have none.
Technique & device misrepresentation
Exaggerated claims around robotic precision, AI-guided surgery, and device-specific outcomes that the ISHRS Consumer Alert names directly.
Before/after & testimonial framing
Missing atypical-results disclosures, unverifiable before/after claims, and testimonials that imply typical outcomes when they're not.
FDA & regulatory language misuse
"FDA-approved" applied to surgical techniques. Devices are approved. Techniques aren't. This is one of the most common violations we find.
Google Ads policy language
Body-shame framing, implied personal health conditions ("your hair loss," "your thinning"), and negative self-perception copy banned under Google's Personalized Advertising policy.
What non-compliance costs
The real price of ignoring this.
Not hypothetical. These are documented outcomes in the hair restoration and medical advertising vertical.
| Event | Estimated cost | What triggers it |
|---|---|---|
| Google Ads account suspension | $0 in revenue until resolved | Healthcare policy violation in ad copy or landing page. Can take 2–6 weeks to reinstate. Full account, not just one campaign. |
| Meta ad account quality reduction | Permanent delivery reduction | Repeated disapprovals from body-related or health-condition targeting language. Account quality scores don't fully recover. |
| FTC investigation (health claims) | $50K–$500K+ in legal fees | Unsubstantiated outcome claims or misleading testimonials. Consent decrees can require pre-approval of all future advertising for 20 years. |
| Emergency website rewrite under legal pressure | $15,000–$40,000 | When a regulator or platform flags your site and requires documented changes on a timeline, you don't get to shop for the best price. |
| Referral reputation damage with ISHRS members | Unquantifiable | The Consumer Alert exists because surgeons are watching. A practice flagged by colleagues for misleading claims loses referral trust — the kind that doesn't come back. |
All estimates based on publicly available FTC enforcement data and healthcare advertising legal benchmarks.
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From a practice that went through it
He spent a weekend doing this manually.
Then he called us.
"When I was going through the ISHRS full membership review process, I realized I had no real idea what was on my own site from a compliance standpoint. I printed out every page — the procedure descriptions, the results gallery, the FAQs — and spent two days with a highlighter going through it line by line against the Consumer Alert. I found a lot. Phrases I'd had on the site for years that I never thought twice about. Vitality came in, went through every finding, rewrote what needed to be rewritten, and documented why each change was made. When I submitted for membership, I wasn't guessing. Precision holds itself to the highest standard in the field — the marketing should reflect that. Now it does."
Start where Raffi started.
Run the free audit. Know exactly what needs to change. Then decide what to do about it.
Before you run it
Questions we hear every time.
Straight answers. No filler.
You have two options.
Run the audit now
— or find out the hard way.
The audit is free. It takes 5 minutes. The report tells you exactly what to fix. If you want our team to fix it with you — book a consult. We'll review your report and tell you what to prioritize.
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