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The More Clinics' Editorial Process

When it comes to your health, trustworthy information matters. Every article on The More Clinics is created to help you make informed, confident decisions — written by our editorial team, checked by a qualified specialist where the topic is medical, grounded in credible evidence, and kept up to date. This page explains exactly how we do that, and who stands behind our content.

In short: Our content is written by an experienced editorial team, and medical topics are checked by a qualified specialist in the relevant field, who is named on the article once the review is done. We base our information on credible medical sources, disclose our approach openly, and update our articles regularly to reflect current medical understanding.

How we create our content — step by step

  1. Research & writing. Our editorial team researches each topic using credible, up-to-date medical sources — including peer-reviewed studies, recognised medical institutions and clinical guidelines — and writes clear, accessible content for patients.
  2. Medical review. Content on medical procedures is reviewed by a qualified specialist in the relevant field (for example, a plastic surgeon reviews plastic surgery content, an ophthalmologist reviews eye-surgery content). Their role is to check the information for medical accuracy.
  3. Evidence & accuracy check. We verify facts, figures and claims against reliable sources, and avoid overstated promises. Prices and statistics are presented as indicative ranges, since every patient's case is individual.
  4. Clear authorship. Each article shows when it was last updated and, once a specialist has reviewed it, who reviewed it and when — so you always know the basis for what you're reading.
  5. Regular updates. We revisit and update our articles to reflect the latest advancements and to keep information current.

Who medically reviews our content

The More Clinics is an international health-tourism platform, and our content is medically reviewed by qualified, practising specialists in their respective fields. Our medical reviewers include:

Each reviewer is an experienced, qualified specialist, ensuring our content on their subject is medically accurate and reliable.

Our sources

We build our content on credible, authoritative sources rather than opinion or hearsay. Where relevant, we draw on peer-reviewed medical research, guidance from recognised medical institutions and professional bodies, and established clinical guidelines. We aim to reflect the current consensus of the medical community, and we present information in plain language without losing accuracy.

Honesty and your wellbeing come first

We believe trustworthy health content means being honest — including about risks, limitations and realistic expectations. We don't make guarantees about medical outcomes, and we're clear that no article replaces a personal consultation with a qualified doctor who can assess your individual case. Our goal is to empower you with balanced, factual information so you can make the decision that's right for you.

A note on medical advice

The information on The More Clinics is provided for general educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your specific situation before making any medical decision. If you have an urgent medical concern, seek immediate care from a doctor or emergency service.

Questions or feedback?

We're committed to accuracy and continuous improvement. If you spot something you believe needs correcting, or you have a question about our content, please contact us — we welcome feedback and take it seriously.

E mail: info@themoreclinics.com

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