Dermatology Flyers

A 4x6 flyer is the standard size for dermatology handouts. It fits easily into pharmacy bags, gym cubbies, and partner counter displays. At 100lb matte cover stock, it feels professional without being bulky. This size gives enough space for one headline, a clinical photo, and a QR code to your booking page.

Yes, separate flyers perform better. A medical flyer for mole checks or eczema should emphasize diagnosis and insurance acceptance. A cosmetic flyer for Botox or laser should highlight consultation and downtime. Mixing messages confuses patients. Order 100 of each to test response, then reorder based on which drives more calls.

Start with 100 flyers per campaign. That quantity covers two partner stacks (pharmacy and gym) with 25 each, plus a clinic reception counter and a med-spa lobby. After 4 weeks, track which partner sent patients using unique phone numbers or QR codes. Then reorder 250 for the top-performing channel.

Yes, but only for cosmetic procedures like laser or injectables. For medical conditions like acne or eczema, use clean clinical photos or abstract skin-texture macros. Avoid stock models that look like cosmetic ads. Always include a disclaimer that results vary. A 4x6 flyer can show one before-and-after pair clearly.

Use a unique phone number or QR code for each partner. For example, assign one number for pharmacy stacks and another for gym tables. Track calls or form submissions over 30 days. If the gym sends 5 new patients and the pharmacy sends 2, reorder 250 flyers for the gym and replenish pharmacy with 100.

Matte cover stock reduces glare under clinic lighting and feels soft to the touch, which suits a medical setting. It also accepts pen marks if a patient wants to circle a date. At 100lb weight, it resists bending in pharmacy bags. Glossy stock can look too commercial for medical dermatology.

Run mole-check flyers in April before summer, acne consults in September when school starts, and dry-skin or eczema messaging in November. Each season targets a specific concern. Reuse the same 4x6 layout; swap the headline and hero photo only. Order 100 flyers per season to maintain steady appointment flow.

No, each flyer should name one specific condition. A headline like "Persistent adult acne?" gets more calls than "Skin care services." Patients with eczema ignore acne flyers. Create separate 4x6 flyers for acne, mole checks, and cosmetic offers. Order 100 of each to target different patient segments effectively.

Standard turnaround is 3-5 business days for 4x6 flyers on 100lb matte cover. Rush options can deliver in 1-2 days for an extra fee. Plan your seasonal campaigns 2 weeks ahead to allow time for design changes and partner distribution. Overnight shipping is available if you run out mid-campaign.