Cosmetic surgery practices compete for a small set of high-intent searches: a handful of procedure names, a handful of neighborhoods, and a long list of practices chasing the same terms. Most practice websites are still built from a stock aesthetic-marketing template: thin procedure pages, slow photo galleries, and little for Google or AI tools to actually read. We handle the technical SEO, the content, and the site itself, so search engines and AI tools have accurate, complete information about your practice to work with.
Book a free consultation →Walk through what a patient actually does before booking a consult. They search a procedure name plus a city, they compare two or three practice websites, then increasingly they check what ChatGPT or Google's AI overview says about the options nearby. Most cosmetic surgery sites fail at every step of that sequence, and the problems are usually visible once you know where to look.
None of this shows up as an error message. It shows up as a website that ranks for the practice's own name and almost nothing else. If that sounds like your site, run it through the free website report card and see for yourself.
SEO for a cosmetic surgery practice is not one task. It's technical work on the site itself, content written for how patients actually search, and structure so AI tools can read and cite the practice correctly. We handle all three, and where it makes sense, local SEO and AI search optimization run alongside it as part of the same engagement, not as separate add-ons billed under a different name.
If the current site can't support any of this, the work starts with the site. See our cosmetic surgery marketing overview for how the website, SEO, and AI search pieces fit together for this field, or our full SEO page for how we approach the service in general.
Cosmetic surgery is researched differently than most local services. A prospective patient might spend months reading about a procedure before ever filling out a consultation form, and they usually look at more than one practice's site during that window. That changes what the content needs to cover: material for the early research phase, like what a procedure involves and what recovery looks like, and material for the late decision phase, like your specific approach, your location, and how a consult actually works. A single sales page can't do both jobs. It also means the practice's own credibility signals on the site, provider bios, facility details, and clear answers to practical questions, carry as much weight as the procedure copy itself.
Search interest in many procedures also tends to move with the calendar, often rising around January and again ahead of summer and wedding season. A site that only gets attention when someone remembers to update it misses those windows entirely. Ongoing SEO work is built around that pattern instead of treating the website as a one-time project that's finished once it launches.
Reviews carry real weight in this field, more than in almost any other local service, and they need to be handled carefully. We build review request tools and intake forms with HIPAA-conscious handling in mind, never scripted testimonials or pressure tactics, and we don't write or touch anything that resembles a medical claim or a patient case detail on the practice's behalf. That stays with the practice and its providers, as it should.
Most agencies selling packaged cosmetic surgery marketing resell the same page-builder template with a new logo dropped in and call the rest a retainer. We build differently, and it shows in a few specific ways.
We're based in Orlando and have worked with local service businesses nationwide since 2008. That means we've watched what happens to a site over years, not just at launch, and build with that in mind.
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Ongoing SEO or local SEO runs $1,500 to $3,500 a month for most practices, and $3,500 to $7,500 a month for competitive metro areas or practices with more than one location, since cosmetic surgery searches tend to be crowded in bigger cities. If the current site can't support the work, a custom-coded website runs $3,500 to $12,000 or more, one time, depending on how many procedures and locations it needs to cover. Full detail is in our guides on what SEO costs and what a website costs, along with how long SEO takes to show movement.
Custom tools, like a consult request form or an interactive estimator for a specific procedure, start around $600 for a simple calculator and run $1,500 to $4,000 for most workhorse tools, with $75 a month per tool for ongoing care. If you also want Google Ads management running alongside SEO, that's typically billed industry-wide as a flat fee or a percentage of ad spend; we quote a flat fee after a free consult rather than publish a generic number, since it depends on the account.
Everything is month to month. No long-term contracts, and you own the site, the content, and the accounts when the work is done. If you'd rather start with the hyperlocal version of this service, see local SEO for cosmetic surgeons, or if the site itself needs to be rebuilt first, see websites for cosmetic surgeons.
We build websites and run SEO for local service businesses across many fields, and cosmetic surgery is one of them. We don't publish a client roster for any single specialty, and we won't invent one here. What we can tell you is how the work is structured for this field: procedure-specific content, technical SEO, local search, and AI search visibility, built through the same process we use everywhere else, adjusted for how patients actually research a procedure before booking a consult.
No, and any agency that promises a specific ranking is telling you something neither of you can actually verify. Search results depend on competition, Google's own changes, and the content already on your site, none of which any agency controls outright. What we can guarantee is the work itself: technical fixes, honest content, correct listings, and structured data, done properly and reported plainly, month after month, so you can see exactly what changed.
Consult and intake forms are built with HIPAA-conscious handling in mind, including how information moves from the form to your inbox or practice system. We don't store protected health information on marketing pages, and we don't build testimonial or review features that pressure patients or expose more than they've agreed to share. This is a capability built into the site's design, not a certification we're claiming on your behalf.
We draft them based on information the practice provides, then the practice and its providers review every claim before anything goes live. We won't write medical claims, outcomes, or specifics about a procedure on our own, that has to come from and be approved by the people actually performing it. Our job is structure, clarity, and making sure the content is written in a way that's actually findable.
SEO is gradual work, not a switch that flips. Technical fixes and listing corrections can show up within weeks. Content and authority-building work typically takes a few months to show meaningful movement, longer in competitive metro areas or for a brand-new site with no search history yet. We report on progress monthly so you're not left guessing in between, and we'll tell you plainly if something isn't moving instead of padding a report to look busy.
Yes. Traditional SEO and AI search visibility overlap more than they don't, so we treat them as one body of work: structured data, an llms.txt file, and content written so answer engines can find and cite your practice accurately, alongside the standard technical and local SEO work. It's part of the SEO engagement itself, not a separate line item billed on top of it.
Ongoing SEO or local SEO runs $1,500 to $3,500 a month for most practices, and $3,500 to $7,500 a month in competitive metro areas or for practices with multiple locations. If the current site needs to be rebuilt first, custom-coded sites run $3,500 to $12,000 or more, one time. That monthly figure covers the technical work, the content, and the reporting together, not a stripped-down package with everything else billed separately. Everything is month to month, with no long-term contract and no surprise renewal.
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