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AI visibility for medical & aesthetic practices

Be the practice AI recommends when patients ask who's best.

Before booking a consult, patients ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI which surgeon, dentist or clinic to trust. We make your providers and practice the names those answers return, without ever touching patient data.

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Who's the best plastic surgeon near me for a natural-looking rhinoplasty?
Patients and medical directories most often point to:
  1. 1Your practiceBoard-certified, reviews repeatedly praise natural results and bedside manner
  2. 2Competitor practice AExperienced, higher price point, long wait for consults
  3. 3Competitor practice BGood reviews, fewer revision cases
How patients choose now

Patients ask AI before they book a consult.

Medical and aesthetic decisions are personal and high-stakes, so patients research hard. AI now does that research for them and hands back a shortlist with reasons: board certification, results, reviews, cost.

  • Providers, not just practices. AI often recommends a named surgeon or provider, so each one needs a clear, consistent profile.
  • Procedures, not just specialties. "Best for natural-looking Botox" and "best for revision rhinoplasty" have different answers.
  • Accuracy matters. Outdated credentials, departed providers and services you no longer offer get repeated until the sources are corrected.
What patients ask AI

We track the questions that fill your schedule.

A separate question set for each specialty, procedure and location, tested monthly across five engines.

Plastic surgery

"Best surgeon for a tummy tuck near me"

Also: rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, facelift, BBL safety, "how to choose a plastic surgeon."

Med spa & aesthetics

"Where to get natural-looking Botox"

Also: lip filler, laser hair removal, CoolSculpting, microneedling, GLP-1 weight-loss clinics.

Dermatology

"Best dermatologist for acne scarring"

Also: Mohs surgery, eczema specialist, skin cancer screening, cosmetic dermatology.

Dental & orthodontics

"Best dentist for veneers near me"

Also: Invisalign provider, dental implants, emergency dentist, pediatric dentist.

Orthopedics & sports

"Top knee replacement surgeon"

Also: ACL reconstruction, shoulder specialist, sports medicine doctor, physical therapy.

Specialty care

"Best fertility clinic for IVF"

Also: LASIK surgeon, cardiologist, hormone therapy, sleep clinic.

What decides it

Six signals decide which practice AI names.

AI looks for agreement across the sources it trusts for health questions, and it holds medical recommendations to a higher bar. We work every signal.

  • Provider entities. Each provider's credentials, board certifications, training, hospital affiliations and procedures, marked up with Physician and MedicalBusiness schema.
  • Directory consensus. Healthgrades, Zocdoc, RealSelf, Vitals, WebMD Care and board directories that agree on who practices where and what they do.
  • Review substance. Reviews that name providers, procedures and the experience, which is what AI quotes when it explains a pick.
  • Answer-shaped procedure pages. Candidacy, recovery, risks, cost ranges and what to ask in a consult, written clearly enough for a model to quote.
  • Third-party authority. Local news, medical publications, society memberships, speaking and "top doctors" lists that name your providers.
  • Crawler access. AI crawlers allowed in, and procedure and provider pages readable without JavaScript.
Compliance first

Accurate, compliant, and never using patient data.

Healthcare marketing has rules. We write within them, and you approve everything.

HIPAA

No PHI, ever

We never need patient information. Review responses are written so they never confirm someone is a patient or discuss their care.

FTC & medical boards

Honest claims only

No guaranteed outcomes, typical results disclosed, and testimonials handled under the FTC's endorsement guides and your board's rules.

Your sign-off

Clinically accurate

Procedure content is reviewed by our team and approved by your providers before it's published.

The first 90 days

From invisible to recommended.

Days 1–30 · Intelligence

We build question sets by procedure, provider and location, test them on five engines, and document who's named instead of you. Crawler access and factual errors get fixed first.

Days 31–60 · Authority

Provider and procedure pages rewritten to be quotable, directory profiles aligned, a compliant review program started, and the first third-party placements secured.

Days 61–90 · Dominance

We expand into adjacent procedures and nearby markets, re-run the full test so you see the movement, and keep working the sources each engine cites.

Medical practice FAQ

What practice owners ask us.

More in the full FAQ.

Do you need access to patient information?
No. AI visibility work never needs protected health information. We work with your public website, provider profiles, directories, reviews and press. When we help with review responses, we write them so they never confirm someone is a patient or reference their care, in line with HIPAA.
Which specialties do you work with?
Plastic and reconstructive surgery, med spas and aesthetic medicine, dermatology, dental and orthodontics, orthopedics and sports medicine, fertility, ophthalmology and LASIK, chiropractic and physical therapy, and multi-specialty groups. Our sister agency ClinicAds works exclusively in aesthetic medicine, so that playbook is deep.
How do you handle before-and-after photos and testimonials?
We follow the FTC's endorsement guides and your state medical board's advertising rules: typical results disclosed, no cherry-picked claims presented as normal, consent on file for any patient content, and no guarantees of outcomes. You approve everything before it's published.
We have several providers. Do you track each one?
Yes. People often ask AI about a specific surgeon or provider by name, or ask "who's the best surgeon for…" a procedure. We build entities for each provider (credentials, board certifications, procedures, hospital affiliations) so the engines can recommend the right person.
How long until we see results?
Baseline in the first two weeks, first movement usually in month two, and stable visibility on core procedure questions around 90 days. Highly competitive procedures in large metros, like rhinoplasty or Invisalign, can take longer.
What does it cost for a practice?
Every plan is scoped to the business, so we don't publish a price list. A single-location practice focused on a few procedures sits at the low end. Multi-location groups, DSOs and regional health networks tracking many providers, procedures and markets sit at the high end. You get a specific number on the audit call.
Free AI visibility audit

Find out which practices AI recommends instead of you.

In 20 minutes we ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI the questions your patients ask, by procedure and provider, and show you exactly where your practice stands.

  • Live answers for your practice area and market
  • The 3–5 sources AI trusts instead of you
  • A baseline visibility score you keep

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