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Privacy

Privacy

What happens to a message I send?

How this independent guide handles the small amount of information you might send through the publisher form.

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At a glance

Role
We publish a website. We are not a health-service record keeper.
Form
The contact form sends your message to the publisher through this site.
Do not send
Health records, clinical photos and identity documents do not belong in the form.
Officials
Links to TGA, AHPRA and other sites are outbound. Their privacy statements apply there.

Updated 18 October 2026

If you use the contact form, you send a name, an email address, a topic and a message to this site, which emails the publisher. That is correspondence about the website. It is not the opening of a medical record, and it is not consent to be added to a clinic database.

This page is written for a small independent education site. It is not a full privacy policy for a hospital or a telehealth company, because we are not those things. If our practices change, we will update this page.

What we collect on the site

  • Server and hosting logs that a host may keep for security and uptime (IP address, user agent, requested URL, timestamps). We do not use those logs to build advertising profiles.
  • Form fields you choose to type on contact.
  • Keystatic CMS use, if an editor signs in locally or through a configured backend. That is an editorial tool, not a public patient portal.

We do not run a membership area. We do not sell lists of readers.

What you should not type

Do not send clinical photographs, Medicare numbers, passport scans, or a narrative that is meant as a medical history. If you do, we may not be able to store it safely as a health record, because we are not your health service. Delete-and-do-not-reply is a possible outcome.

How a message is delivered

The public form posts to /api/contact on this domain. That path emails support@worldwidebacklinks.com. If a mail provider is configured, the message is sent that way; otherwise it may pass through FormSubmit (https://formsubmit.co/ajax/support@worldwidebacklinks.com) as a mailbox, not as a CRM. Those providers’ own terms apply to the transmission. Do not put secrets in the message that you would not put in ordinary email.

Cookies and analytics

This rebuild does not depend on a third-party marketing pixel to render the articles. If a future hosting dashboard injects a basic traffic view, it will be for understanding which hubs are read — not for retargeting you with cosmetic ads. Cosmetic-medicine advertising is exactly the environment this site is trying not to join.

Outbound links

When you click through to the TGA, AHPRA, Healthdirect, the College of Dermatologists or the Cancer Council, you leave our site. Their privacy notices apply. We are not responsible for their cookies or their forms.

Access and correction

If you want a message you sent to be deleted from the publisher inbox, write again from the same address and say so. We will take reasonable steps. Hosting logs may persist for a limited security period that we do not fully control.

Children

The guide is written for adults making decisions about cosmetic and skin-health information. It is not directed at children.

Contact

Privacy questions about this website use the same contact form.

Hosting, builds and logs

The site is built as a Next.js application and may be hosted on a platform that stores deploy logs, server logs and error traces. Those systems exist to keep the site available and to debug failures. They are not a marketing database. We cannot promise that a host retains zero technical data; we can promise we are not using this page as a clinic intake.

Keystatic

Editors may use Keystatic to update Markdoc files. That CMS is an editorial interface. It is not open to the public as a patient portal. Do not try to submit health information through /keystatic.

Children and sensitive content

Do not send information about a child’s health through the form. Cosmetic and skin-ageing material on this site is written for adults. If you are a young person worried about appearance, talk to a trusted adult and a GP rather than a publisher inbox.

Third-party fonts and images

We load fonts through the Next.js font pipeline. Hero images are our own generated still-life assets, not photographs of patients. There are no before-and-after pictures to consent to, because we do not publish them.

Changes to this page

If we add analytics, a newsletter, or any other collection point, we will describe it here before it becomes a surprise. Until then, treat the contact form as the only place you deliberately send us words.

What this page is not

It is not a clinic privacy policy, because we do not collect clinical records. It is not a cookie-consent banner farm. It is not permission to send us someone else’s information. If you are writing about a third party, do not include their health details.

Australian privacy law is broader than this page. If we ever start handling personal information in a way that needs a longer notice, we will write that notice. Today the honest description is: a small publisher, a contact form, hosting logs, and outbound links to official sites.

Questions, answered first

Do you create a medical record if I write in?

No. A publisher inbox is not a clinical record. Do not send health information intended for a practitioner.

Continue through the guide

Primary sources

We cite Australian regulators and clinical-education bodies rather than inventing outcomes, prices or rankings. Check the live page on each site — guidance can change.

Keep reading, then speak with a registered practitioner

This guide cannot assess you, prescribe, or book a clinic. If you still have questions about the pages themselves, write to the publisher.

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