How to Check Whether an Aesthetic Clinic Is Registered with CKAPS

Direct answer

Match the facility’s legal or registered name and exact branch address through the current CKAPS/MOH route. A company name, social-media page or another branch’s evidence is not a substitute for the premises where treatment is proposed.

AestheticClinic.my is an independent publisher, not a clinic, regulator or treating practitioner. The purpose of this guide is to make a public record easier to check and interpret. It does not diagnose a person, approve a provider, guarantee that a register is complete in real time or replace clarification from the competent authority.

Step-by-step verification method

1. 1. Record the exact premises

   Write down the displayed facility name, full address, branch and telephone number. Similar trading names can refer to different premises.

2. 2. Identify the facility category

   Private medical and dental clinics are registered, while other private healthcare facility categories may be licensed under Act 586. Use the category that matches the premises.

3. 3. Use the CKAPS route

   Search the current official register or contact CKAPS when the public route is unclear. Match name, branch and address rather than relying on a logo.

4. 4. Separate premises from practitioner

   A premises check does not establish the identity or LCP scope of the doctor who will perform a particular procedure.

5. 5. Escalate accurately

   CKAPS handles complaints about facilities, services and personnel within Act 586; professional ethics or competence complaints against registered doctors are routed to MMC.

What the result means—and what it does not mean

• A match supports only the displayed facility identity, category and status on the check date.
• Registration or licensing is not an editorial ranking, outcome guarantee or endorsement by this website.
• If the public record is unclear, retain the query and ask CKAPS rather than marking the premises “unregistered” from silence alone.

Verification states should therefore use narrow language such as “matched official record on 25 August 2026” rather than “approved,” “recommended” or “best.” If the official source is unavailable or ambiguous, the responsible state is pending clarification—not a negative accusation.

Evidence to retain

What to do when the record is unclear

First, recheck spelling, identifiers, branch and category. Preserve the exact query and result. Ask the provider for the missing identifier without accepting a marketing screenshot as final proof. If the issue remains material, use the contact or complaint route published by the competent authority. Do not post an allegation merely because a public search returned no obvious match.

When a health or safety problem is happening, verification is not the first priority. Seek appropriate medical assessment or emergency help, then preserve records and use the applicable regulator or professional body. Financial, facility, practitioner, product/device and advertising complaints may follow different routes.