Resource · Compliance Reference

Clinic Advertising Compliance
Hub.

KKM, MDC, PHFSA, Google healthcare policy and MOH — everything a Malaysian or Singapore clinic needs to advertise without getting an ad pulled or an account flagged, in one place.

Last updated: July 2026

Quick answer: Malaysian aesthetic clinics answer to KKM guidelines (including the LCP credential for ~12 specified procedures) and the Medicines (Advertisement & Sale) Act 1956; dental practices answer to MDC; premises need PHFSA registration; Singapore clinics answer to MOH and SMC instead. Layer Google's healthcare advertiser policy and platform-specific restrictions (Meta, TikTok) on top of whichever regulatory baseline applies. This page indexes our full compliance content and tools by topic.

Most clinic advertising problems trace back to one of a small number of gaps — a claim that shouldn't have run, a credential that wasn't actually held, a Google policy nobody checked, or a Malaysian campaign copied unchanged into Singapore. This hub indexes everything we've published on the compliance side of clinic marketing, organised by regulator and by platform, so you can find the specific answer instead of reading five scattered guides.

By regulator

By platform

Annual reference & tools

How to use this hub

Start with the regulator that governs your practice, then check the platform-specific guide for wherever you're actually spending budget — the two layers stack, and most real-world problems happen where they overlap (a claim that's borderline under KKM and also flagged by Google's healthcare policy, for instance). Run new ad copy through the KKM Ad Checker before it goes live, and revisit the annual rules refresh at least once a year, since guidelines and platform policy both drift.

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