SEO
SEO that starts with the treatments patients search for
Patients search by treatment and by town, then compare a few practices. We build the pages and signals that put your practice in that comparison, and we report on inquiries from search, not only positions.
What is included
A plan for each treatment
We list the searches for each treatment you offer, match each one to a page, and set the order by demand, patient intent and how hard the search is.
Google Business Profile
Categories, services, photos and hours kept current, with a routine for asking real patients for reviews.
On-page and technical fixes
Titles, headings, speed, structured data and internal links fixed on the pages that matter most, with a short list of what changed.
Content patients read
Treatment pages and articles that answer real patient questions. Your medical director or lead clinician reviews each one before it publishes.
Consistent practice details
The same practice name, address and hours across directories and the sites that mention you, so search engines see one practice.
Plain monthly reports
Positions, visits from search, profile activity and inquiries from search, with what we did and what comes next.
How it works
Audit
We check your site, your profile and the search results in your area for your main treatments, and see who is ahead and why.
Plan
A treatment-by-treatment plan you can read: which pages to fix, which to write, and in what order.
Fix and publish
Technical fixes first, then pages published and improved each month. You approve medical content before it goes live.
Report and adjust
Each month you see what moved and what did not, and we change the plan to match.
What we keep out of the work
- No promise of a ranking, a number of inquiries or a date. Search results change, and nobody outside Google controls them.
- No paid link schemes and no fake or bought reviews. Reviews come from real patients.
- No medical claims on a page that you have not approved.
- No branded product names used as bait. A name like Botox appears only where the treatment is that product, and generic names are used otherwise.
Questions
How long does SEO take?
It depends on how your site stands today, how many practices compete for the same searches and how much can be published each month. We tell you what is realistic for your market after the audit, not a month before it.
Which treatments do you cover?
Injectables and fillers, laser and skin treatments, body contouring, plastic and cosmetic surgery, hair restoration and cosmetic dentistry. If the treatment is elective and patients pay for it themselves, ask.
Do you work in any city or country?
Yes. We look at how many practices and advertisers compete for each search in your area. Where few do, SEO has more room to work, but we do not promise a result.
Who writes the content?
We draft treatment pages and articles. Your medical director or lead clinician reviews and approves each one before it publishes, because a clinician has to stand behind every medical statement.
How do you report?
A plain monthly report with positions, visits from search, profile activity and inquiries from search, plus a short summary of what was done and what comes next.