For aesthetic and elective medical practices
Websites, SEO and Google Ads for practices patients pay for themselves
We build the site, do the search work and run the ads, all aimed at one thing: a patient booking a consultation. We work in any country or US state, and we focus on markets where few agencies compete.
- One team for the website, SEO and ads
- Reports on consultations and what each one cost
- Medspas, plastic surgery, hair restoration and cosmetic dentistry
On the call we look at your website, your search results and your ads, and tell you what we would fix first.
Who we work with
Practices where the patient chooses and pays
Aesthetic and elective medical practices in any country or US state. Patients often research these treatments for days or weeks and compare several practices before they call.
Medspas and injectables
Injectables, fillers, laser and skin treatments. Patients search one treatment at a time and many come back.
Read about medspas and injectablesPlastic and cosmetic surgery
A long decision with several consultations. Patients compare surgeons, results and cost before they call.
Read about plastic and cosmetic surgeryHair restoration
Fewer searches than injectables, from people ready to commit to a procedure.
Read about hair restorationCosmetic dentistry
Veneers, whitening and smile makeovers. Patients compare practices on results and cost.
Read about cosmetic dentistryWhat we do
Three services, one aim
Hire us for one, or for all three. They work best together, because the treatment pages we build for search are the same pages the ads send people to.
Website design
A site with one page per treatment and a booking path on every page, built to load fast on a phone.
Read about Website designSEO
Treatment pages, your Google Business Profile and technical fixes, so the practice shows up when patients search.
Read about SEOGoogle Ads and Meta ads
Campaigns built around each platform's health advertising rules, sending clicks to a page about one treatment.
Read about Google Ads and Meta adsWhere aesthetic practice marketing usually goes wrong
Many practices have a decent site and a working ad account. The loss is in the gaps between them.
One page tries to cover every treatment
A patient searching for one treatment lands on a page about all of them.
Booking is hard to find on a phone
Many first visits are on a phone, and the next step is buried.
Ads land on the home page
The click paid for does not reach a page about the treatment searched.
Clicks are counted, consultations are not
Reports show visits and positions but not what a booked consultation cost.
A patient who spent a week comparing practices should not have to hunt for how to book.
From search to consultation
The website, the search work and the ads all feed the same path.
- A patient searchesA treatment and a town
- Lands on your treatment pageIt answers the question asked
- Reads how you workProvider, process, what to expect
- Requests a consultationBooking on the same page
- Gets a confirmationA clear next step
- Comes inA booked consultation
How we work
Plain rules for working with medical practices
No promised numbers
We do not promise rankings, lead counts or dates. We report what happened and what we would change.
Real patients, real photos
Reviews and before and after photos come from your own patients, with their consent. We never supply them.
Platform rules first
We check Google's and Meta's current health advertising rules before an ad is written, and tell you when a treatment is restricted where you practice.
Our process
Diagnose first, then build
Book a diagnosis call
Tell us about your practice and what you offer. The call is 30 minutes by Google Meet.
We review your site, search results and ads
We look at how patients find you for your main treatments and how they move from a click to a booking.
We find where patients drop off
We point to the pages, searches and ads where people leave, and why.
We map the plan before anything is built
You get a plan you can read before any change is made, so every step has a reason.
A small team that builds, optimizes and advertises
The people who design your site, do your search work and run your ads are the ones on this list.
- Auriel Gimeno
Webflow expert, co-founder - Hamza Rivera
SEO expert, co-founder - Michael Gimeno
Website designer
Is this a fit?
Many practices do not fear marketing. They fear paying again for something that did not work. That is why we diagnose first.
This is for you if
- Patients pay for your treatments themselves
- Your site is older than your treatment menu
- You want one team for site, search and ads
- You want to know what a consultation costs you
Not for you if
- You want a promised ranking or lead count
- You want before and after photos that are not your own
- You want results without a working site to send people to
Diagnosis call
Pick a time for your diagnosis call
Let us take a quick look at your current setup and show you what is missing.
- Length
- 30 minutes, by Google Meet
- When
- Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Philippine time
- You give us
- Name, email, phone, and anything we should know first
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FAQ
Who do you work with?
Aesthetic and elective medical practices where patients pay for treatment themselves: medspas and injectables, plastic and cosmetic surgery, hair restoration and cosmetic dentistry. Laser and skin clinics and body contouring practices are welcome too.
Do you work outside the US?
Yes. We work with aesthetic and elective medical practices in any country or US state, and we focus on markets where few agencies and few advertisers compete for the same patients. Advertising rules differ by country, so the plan follows the rules where you practice.
What do you do for a practice?
Three things: design and build the website, do the SEO work that gets it found for your treatments, and run Google Ads and Meta ads. You can hire us for one or for all three.
Do you promise rankings, leads or patients?
No. Where a page or an ad shows is decided by Google and Meta, not by us. We commit to the work, to plain reporting and to telling you what we would change, and we show you what each consultation request cost.
What happens on the diagnosis call?
It is 30 minutes by Google Meet. We look at your site, how you show up in search for your main treatments and your ads if you run any, and tell you what we would fix first. You do not need to prepare anything.
Can you advertise injectables like Botox?
It depends on the country and the platform. Some places allow it under conditions, and many, including the UK and Australia, do not allow prescription injectables to be advertised to the public. We check the current rules for your location before any ad is written. The ads page has the detail.
How long does SEO take?
It depends on your site as it is today, the competition in your area and how much can be published and improved each month. We will tell you what is realistic for your practice after the diagnosis, rather than promise a month.
How do you report on progress?
Regular, plain reports: visits from search, Google Business Profile activity, ad spend, consultation requests and what each one cost, with a short summary of what was done and what comes next.
Can you work with our current website?
Sometimes. After the diagnosis call we tell you whether to fix what you have or rebuild, and why.
What do you do with patient information?
On the sites we build, forms ask only for what is needed to book, and we keep tracking tools off pages where patients type health details. What your practice must do under the privacy law that applies to it is a question for your own counsel.
Next step
Before you spend more on ads or a new site, find out what is stopping patients from booking.
The diagnosis call is 30 minutes. You leave with a list of what we would fix first.
Book your diagnosis call