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341,784,857 people in the U.S., each one search away from a surgeon
Guaranteed Plastic Surgery SEO & Marketing
Patients choose a plastic surgeon after weeks of reading: galleries, reviews, credentials and recovery stories. We do plastic surgery SEO and marketing that puts your practice inside that research for every procedure you offer, from breast and body to face and non-surgical care.
We guarantee up to 50% of the key phrases you could rank for will rank on the first page of Google.
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In one paragraph
What is plastic surgery SEO?
Plastic surgery SEO is how a prospective patient who is still researching finds your practice rather than another: your profile on the map, your procedure pages on the first page of Google and your name in AI answers. Our first page guarantee sits on top of that work once an assessment shows your practice qualifies, and we build every page around the procedures you want to grow. Start that assessment in Step 1.
Three places patients look
Where your next patient looks: the map, page one and AI answers
A patient deciding on surgery checks all three, often more than once. This is what we do in each place; answer Step 1 and we will check where your practice stands in all of them.
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The map, for patients comparing nearby surgeons
Patients often start with the map to see which surgeons are close and how others rate them. We complete your Business Profile with real photos of your practice and the procedures you offer, and help you ask patients for reviews, so yours is one of the few shown.
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Page one, one procedure at a time
Patients tend to search for the procedure before the practice: a tummy tuck, a rhinoplasty, a breast lift. We give each procedure you perform its own page, with your approach, the recovery and the consultation steps, so the patient researching it finds you.
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AI answers that recommend surgeons
More patients now ask an AI assistant which surgeons to consider. It can only recommend practices it reads clearly, so we describe your surgeons, procedures and locations the same way on your site and on your listings.
We build a list of every variation your customers could type to find a business like yours, and we go after all of them.
- 20% on the first page within 90 days
- 40% on the first page within 180 days
- 50%+ on the first page within the first year
Client results
Page one results in health care and beyond
Your practice would be the first plastic surgery practice on these cards, and we say so plainly. They show how we work, with three med spas and two dental practices among them, each on page one of Google, in the map results and in AI answers.
- Medical spa San Francisco, CA
Google search: diamond facial cost
serenitymedspa.com
Serenity MedSpa
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
200+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Dental practice Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Google search: dental capitation plan
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Lifetime Dental Rancho Cucamonga
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Dental practice Fort Lauderdale, FL
Google search: holistic dentist in fort lauderdale
adwcenter.com
Advanced Dental Wellness
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Medical spa Westlake Village, CA
Google search: hydrafacial westlake village
setibamedicalspa.com
Setiba Medical Spa
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Medical spa Fort Lauderdale, FL
Google search: restylane defyne for lips
juvly.com
Juvly Aesthetics
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
- AC repair and HVAC Las Vegas, NV
Google search: ac unit repair las vegas
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Fast Affordable Air
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Magician Anaheim, CA
Google search: magic orange county
davidminkin.com
David Minkin
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Restaurant Henderson, NV
Google search: falafel vs gyro
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Hummus Bowls
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Family law firm Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Google search: divorce attorneys in rancho cucamonga
allamericanlawfirm.net
All American Law Firm
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Print shop Las Vegas, NV
Google search: how to know if ink cartridge is empty
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AA Printing Service
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Local business magazine Las Vegas, NV
Google search: magazines las vegas
myvegasmag.com
MyVegasMag
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
- Business law firm Las Vegas, NV
Google search: business attorney nevada
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Raich Law PLLC
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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The national picture
What the size of the U.S. market means for your practice
Three population figures, and what each one means for how patients find your practice.
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341,784,857
people in the U.S.
What it means for you
Only a small share are weighing a procedure at any moment, and they take their time: they read, compare galleries and check credentials for weeks before they ask for a consultation.
What we do
We put your practice in front of the ones near you at every step of that research, from the first search to the consultation request.
Tell us your city in Step 1.
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39,355,309
people in California alone
What it means for you
A big state is really many local markets. Patients want a surgeon close enough for the consultation and the follow-up visits, so you compete with the practices around you, not the whole state.
What we do
We give every city and neighborhood your patients come from a page of its own.
Start Step 1 with the places you serve.
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31,709,821
people in Texas
What it means for you
Some patients will travel for the right surgeon, and they plan the trip before they book: the consultation, the recovery and where to stay.
What we do
We write the pages those patients look for: consultations by video if you offer them, recovery timelines and what to expect when they travel to you.
Say in Step 1 whether you see patients from out of town.
How patients choose
How patients choose a plastic surgeon, and where they drop off
Your next patient may spend weeks deciding. They look through before-and-after galleries, read reviews, check who will operate and what the recovery takes, and many book a consultation with more than one surgeon before they commit.
Every step is a chance to lose them. A gallery that loads slowly on a phone, a procedure you perform but never describe, a consultation form that asks too much too soon: each one sends the patient back to the search results. We fix what patients see first, then build what is missing.
Many also want privacy while they research, so your pages should answer the awkward questions plainly, from what shapes the cost to how long they will be off work. Tell us in Step 1 which procedures you want more consultations for.
The channels
Plastic surgery marketing in five channels
Five pieces decide whether a patient finds your practice and books a consultation, and we manage them together as a single plan.
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Local SEO for each location
Patients weigh distance because they will come back for follow-up visits. We give every location its own page and listing, keep your name, address and phone the same everywhere you are listed, and name the areas each location serves. Answer Step 1 and we will list where your details disagree today.
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A Business Profile that shows your work
Your profile is often the first thing a patient sees. We choose the right categories, add photos of your practice and team, list your procedures and answer the questions people post there, so the profile does the work of a first impression.
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A page for every procedure
Patients look up each procedure by its own name, whether breast, body, face or non-surgical, so we give every procedure a page, covering who it suits, how the consultation works and what recovery looks like, in plain words a patient can follow.
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A website that turns reading into consultations
Patients read a lot before they reach out. We make galleries load fast, keep the consultation request within reach on a phone, show financing options if you offer them, and measure which pages lead to booked consultations. That design and conversion work comes with our Full Suite.
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Reviews and before-and-after photos
Reviews and galleries carry a lot of weight in this field. We make it easy to invite a review once recovery is over, reply to each one without confirming the writer was a patient, and use only your own patients' photos, shared with their consent.
Your practice type
Plastic surgery SEO by procedure
Patients search by procedure, so your pages should follow the procedures you perform. Tell us in Step 1 which of them matter most to your practice.
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Breast surgery SEO
Augmentation, lifts, reductions and implant changes are each researched on their own, often for months. We give every breast procedure you perform a page that explains the options, the consultation and the recovery, and shows your own results with patient consent.
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Facelift and neck lift SEO
Facial surgery patients want to know how natural the result will look and how long they will stay out of sight. We write pages that answer both, set out the difference between the procedures you offer, and keep your gallery organized by procedure.
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Rhinoplasty SEO
People considering nose surgery often have a breathing problem as well as a cosmetic concern. We write your rhinoplasty pages to cover both reasons, explain revision surgery if you perform it, and answer what patients ask about swelling and time off work.
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Eyelid surgery SEO
Eyelid surgery draws patients who want to look less tired and some whose sight is affected. We build a page that explains upper and lower eyelid procedures in plain words and says clearly when your consultation includes a vision check, if yours does.
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Tummy tuck SEO
Many tummy tuck patients are parents or people who have lost a lot of weight. We write for both, explain how the procedure differs from liposuction, and describe recovery honestly, without promising a shape or a size.
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Liposuction SEO
Liposuction is widely misunderstood. Your page should say what it can change and what it cannot, make clear that it is not a weight-loss treatment, and show who is a good candidate, so the patients who book arrive with the right expectations.
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Mommy makeover SEO
Patients planning several procedures in one surgery research the combination as a whole. We build a page that explains what can be combined at your practice, how recovery is planned around family life and what the consultation covers.
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Body contouring after weight loss SEO
Patients who have lost a great deal of weight look for surgeons who remove loose skin and reshape the body. We give arm, thigh and lower body lifts their own pages and speak plainly about what surgery can and cannot do.
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Reconstructive surgery SEO
Breast reconstruction, scar revision and repair after an injury are searched by people facing hard decisions. We write these pages in a calm tone, explain what insurance may cover where that applies at your practice, and keep them apart from your cosmetic pages.
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Injectables and non-surgical SEO
Wrinkle-relaxing injections, fillers and skin treatments bring in patients who may choose surgery later. We describe each treatment by what it does and say who on your team performs it.
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Male plastic surgery SEO
Men considering surgery often search quietly and read more before they reach out. We give procedures such as eyelid surgery, liposuction and chest reduction pages written with them in mind, with a gallery of male patients if you have one.
Claims you can stand behind
Plastic surgery marketing inside the advertising rules
Your license and your reputation are worth more than any ranking. Federal rules treat your before-and-after photos and patient stories as endorsements: a result you show is read as typical unless the page clearly says what patients generally achieve, and a line such as results not typical does not fix a dramatic claim. Reviews must come from real patients, never bought or written for them.
State medical boards add advertising rules of their own, including how surgeons may describe their training and credentials, and we read your state's before we write a word. Start at Step 1, and the claims on your current pages get checked against them.
Your price
What decides the price of plastic surgery SEO
Your price comes from the procedures you want to grow and the market you compete in. A solo surgeon focused on a few procedures in one city needs a smaller plan than a group with several locations and a long procedure list, so we set the scope with you in our reply. Start with Step 1.
Every state
Plastic surgery SEO in all 50 states
Wherever your practice is, you compete for the patients who can reach you. Here is every state by region, with its population; tell us yours in Step 1 and we will map the towns your patients come from.
Northeast
In the Northeast, 20,002,427 people live in New York and 13,059,432 in Pennsylvania, and many can reach several practices within a short drive. Where surgeons sit that close together, patients compare them side by side on their phones, so your galleries, reviews and procedure pages have to win that comparison. In Vermont, with 644,663 people, a patient may drive much further, and a clear page for each town you draw from brings them to you.
- Connecticut 3,688,496 residents
- Maine 1,414,874 residents
- Massachusetts 7,154,084 residents
- New Hampshire 1,415,342 residents
- New Jersey 9,548,215 residents
- New York 20,002,427 residents
- Pennsylvania 13,059,432 residents
- Rhode Island 1,114,521 residents
- Vermont 644,663 residents
Midwest: East North Central
Illinois has 12,719,141 people and Ohio 11,900,510, spread across several metro areas that each behave like a market of their own. We plan your search one metro at a time, starting with the one your practice sits in, then the suburbs and towns your patients drive in from.
- Illinois 12,719,141 residents
- Indiana 6,973,333 residents
- Michigan 10,127,884 residents
- Ohio 11,900,510 residents
- Wisconsin 5,972,787 residents
Midwest: West North Central
Minnesota, with 5,830,405 people, and Missouri, with 6,270,541, are the largest markets in this part of the Midwest. In North Dakota, with 799,358 people, a patient may drive for hours to see a surgeon, which changes what they need to read first: travel, consultations by video and how many visits recovery takes. We write those pages so the drive feels worth it.
- Iowa 3,238,387 residents
- Kansas 2,977,220 residents
- Minnesota 5,830,405 residents
- Missouri 6,270,541 residents
- Nebraska 2,018,006 residents
- North Dakota 799,358 residents
- South Dakota 935,094 residents
South: South Atlantic
Florida has 23,462,518 people and Georgia 11,302,748, and each of their big metro areas puts many practices within reach of the same patient. We make sure yours is the practice that answers the patient's questions first: what the procedure involves, what recovery looks like and who performs it.
- Delaware 1,059,952 residents
- Florida 23,462,518 residents
- Georgia 11,302,748 residents
- Maryland 6,265,347 residents
- North Carolina 11,197,968 residents
- South Carolina 5,570,274 residents
- Virginia 8,880,107 residents
- West Virginia 1,766,147 residents
South: East South Central
Tennessee has 7,315,076 people and Alabama 5,193,088, and a patient in a small town usually searches for a surgeon in the nearest city by name. So we give your practice a page for each town you draw from, not only the city your office is in.
- Alabama 5,193,088 residents
- Kentucky 4,606,864 residents
- Mississippi 2,954,160 residents
- Tennessee 7,315,076 residents
South: West South Central
Louisiana has 4,618,189 people and Oklahoma 4,123,288, and in each the largest cities draw patients from far around. If you practice in one of those cities, we build pages for the towns around it; if you practice in a smaller one, we make sure the patients near you do not drive past you to find a surgeon.
- Arkansas 3,114,791 residents
- Louisiana 4,618,189 residents
- Oklahoma 4,123,288 residents
- Texas 31,709,821 residents
West: Mountain
Arizona has 7,623,818 people and Colorado 6,012,561, most of them in a few metro areas with open country in between. In Wyoming, with 588,753 people, a patient may cross a state line for surgery, so your pages should speak to the places they drive from.
- Arizona 7,623,818 residents
- Colorado 6,012,561 residents
- Idaho 2,029,733 residents
- Montana 1,144,694 residents
- Nevada 3,282,188 residents
- New Mexico 2,125,498 residents
- Utah 3,538,904 residents
- Wyoming 588,753 residents
West: Pacific
Washington has 8,001,020 people and Oregon 4,273,586. Hawaii, with 1,432,820, spreads its patients across several islands, so a practice on one island needs pages that speak to patients on the others as well.
- Alaska 737,270 residents
- California 39,355,309 residents
- Hawaii 1,432,820 residents
- Oregon 4,273,586 residents
- Washington 8,001,020 residents
MyVegas magazine has also been one of our clients.
ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
James Compton, CEO
After realizing just how hard it is to find an honorable digital agency that is qualified to execute on the needs of the companies they work with, he decided to start his own agency and solve that problem within the market once and for all. Eight years later, he has amassed a large client base in a large assortment of different industries, from home improvement to nightlife and lawyers to retail stores, that all rely on him and his team for everything related to their brand identity and digital presence.
Surgeons ask
Plastic surgery SEO and marketing: what surgeons ask
Still deciding?
List the procedures you most want to grow in Step 1; our reply shows where the work should begin.
Start hereWhat is included in plastic surgery marketing, and what exactly does the first page guarantee cover?
It covers every step from the first search to the consultation request: your Business Profile, reviews, galleries, procedure pages and the website that ties them together. The first page guarantee is about rankings for your procedures, never a promise of new patients or booked surgeries; the rest of the work turns those rankings into consultations.
How do before-and-after photos fit into SEO?
They are often the pages patients spend longest on. We use only your own patients' photos, shared with written consent, label each one with the procedure, and keep the words beside them honest about how results vary from one patient to the next.
Do you build a page for each procedure?
Yes, for every procedure you want to grow. Patients tend to look up the procedure before they look for a surgeon, so each page explains what it involves at your practice, who performs it and how recovery goes.
Can you help if patients travel to see me?
Yes. We add pages for the towns and states your patients come from and answer what a traveling patient needs to plan: consultations by video if you offer them, how long to stay nearby and when to come back for follow-up.
Can you work with a practice in any state?
Yes. Tell us your state in Step 1. We read its medical board's advertising rules and see which practices already rank for your procedures there before we suggest a plan.
Other fields
More practice types with a page of their own
Where our figures come from
Data sources
U.S. Census Bureau: Population Estimates, Vintage 2025 (July 1, 2025).
Rules cited on this page
Code of Federal Regulations, title 16, part 255 (FTC Guides Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising): 16 CFR 255.2.
Code of Federal Regulations, title 16, part 465 (FTC Rule on the Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials): 16 CFR 465.2.
Federal Trade Commission, Health Products Compliance Guidance (December 2022): FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance (version dated 2022-12-20).
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