Plastic surgery marketing and SEO
Plastic surgery patients research for weeks before they book a consultation. They compare surgeons, read reviews and look at results. I make sure your practice shows up for the procedures you want more of, and that your credentials and work are obvious when patients find you.
What I'd fix
One project, done properly. Here's what it covers.
The services worth being found for
I build your visibility around the services that matter most to your practice, not generic terms every office in town is chasing.
Breast procedures
Augmentation, lifts and reductions are high-value searches. Each deserves its own page with clear information and results.
Body contouring
Tummy tucks, liposuction and mommy makeovers are researched heavily. Patients want to see experience and before-and-after photos.
Facial surgery
Facelifts, eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty patients look hard at the surgeon's credentials and results.
Non-surgical treatments
Injectables and skin treatments bring patients in the door and build trust for larger procedures later.
Consultation booking
A clear, easy consultation request on every page turns research into appointments.
Reviews and results
Recent reviews and real results matter more in this specialty than almost any other.
Standing out from med spas and chains
Many searches for cosmetic treatments are crowded with med spas and franchise clinics that market aggressively. A board-certified surgeon has an advantage they cannot copy, but only if patients can see it.
The work is making your credentials, your procedures and your results clear on your Google profile, your site and in AI answers, so the patients you want find you first.
Specialist-focused work puts your expertise in front of the patients searching for it. More of the right cases, not just more traffic.
What I usually find
- Board certification buried below the fold or missing from service pages
- One page covering many procedures instead of a page for each
- Before-and-after galleries search engines and AI tools cannot read
- Med spas and franchise clinics outranking the surgeon for non-surgical services
- Google profile missing procedures, photos or a consultation link
- Reviews spread across many sites with no system to ask for new ones
The AI question patients are already asking
Part of every project is checking what ChatGPT, Gemini and Google's AI answers say about your practice today, then making sure they have accurate, clear information to work from.
How the project works.
Fit check
A free, no-pressure look at your search presence and an honest answer about whether I can help.
Fix the foundation
Google profile, service pages, listings, reviews and AI visibility. I do the work myself.
Hand it back
A plain-English summary of every change and what to keep doing. No retainer.
Common questions.
What is the best marketing for a plastic surgery practice?
For most independent surgeons, the foundation is a strong Google Business Profile, a dedicated page for each key procedure, visible board certification, readable before-and-after content and a steady flow of reviews. Paid ads can add volume, but they work better on top of that foundation.
How long does plastic surgery SEO take?
Google profile and listing fixes often show up in weeks. Procedure pages usually take two to six months to rank, longer in very competitive cities.
Do you work with med spas?
My focus is physician-led practices. If you are a surgeon who also offers non-surgical treatments, those are part of the project.
Do you charge a monthly retainer?
No. It is a flat $8,500 project, with an optional $900 check-in six months later.