Your public profile

Add the photo, headline, bio and training that help members choose you.

Your public profile is what members see before they book. Open Public profile in the sidebar, save each section as you go, and choose View public page to see the result.

Photo

Your photo is the largest element on your page. Members book people, not logos.

  • Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 5 MB. A portrait (4:5) works best.
  • Choose a recent photo of you alone, in natural light, against a plain background, dressed as you would for a session.
  • Avoid group or cropped holiday photos, heavy filters, and logos or illustrations instead of you.

Name and headline

  • Display name: the name members know you by. You can include a title, for example "Dr. Ana Mota".
  • Headline: one line on what you do and who you help, for example "Pelvic floor physiotherapist for pregnancy and postpartum".

About you

Write your bio in your own language, then use Translate from your language to draft it in the others. Each draft is marked AI draft — check it: read it and fix anything before you save.

A bio that helps members choose covers:

  1. What you do and who you help
  2. How you work with members
  3. Your training and experience
  4. Why this work matters to you

Write in the first person: "I help…" feels warmer than "She helps…".

Training and credentials

Choose Add credential for each degree, specialisation or certification, with the institution and year. List only training you can show if asked.

Choose Add link to add your website, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok or Facebook. Each link must start with https://.

Keep it honest

Your profile and services count as health advertising under Portuguese law, and you are responsible for what they say. So:

  • Don't promise a cure or results, or treatments without side effects.
  • Don't make technical or scientific claims without evidence.
  • Don't present a service as free, discounted or on promotion in a misleading way.
  • Write clearly, using information the scientific community accepts.

If you use Eleva's writing or translation help, you remain responsible for the published text.

Members can see your profile once your licence is verified. You can prepare it before then.