Dermatologist-led · Dr Omar Al Khalili
Today the site takes a treatment and a date, then hands the patient to WhatsApp. No time.
This version lets the patient pick a 30-minute time and holds that chair for the front desk to confirm.
A request with no time attached
- 1Choose a service
- 2Choose a preferred date
- 3“Send request on WhatsApp” opens a chat
- ✕No time, no held slot, no confirmation — the team replies later to arrange
A held chair the desk can confirm
- 1Treatment, with the published price where there is one
- 2Date (Monday–Saturday)
- 3A free 30-minute slot, Dubai time
- 4Name and UAE mobile, checked
- ✓Reference number and a clean record for the desk
What is the visit for?
Prices are the clinic’s published prices, VAT included. Where no price is published, the clinic quotes after a consultation.
Choose a day
The next four weeks. Monday to Saturday. Sunday is closed.
Choose a time
30-minute slots, Dubai time (GST, UTC+4).
Demo hours matching the published window, 10:00–18:00. These are sample slots for the meeting, not the clinic’s diary. Struck-out times show how a taken slot looks.
Who is the appointment for?
The front desk uses this to confirm the time.
Check and hold this time
The desk will receive exactly this.
Holding a time is a request. The clinic confirms it. In this prototype nothing leaves this browser.
Time held —
Reference . The front desk confirms the appointment.
What the desk would receive
What their site captures today
Demo front desk
Requests waiting for the desk
Requests made in this browser only. Each one arrives with a time already held, so the desk confirms instead of negotiating in a chat.