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Every "Botox near me" you do not rank for is a patient booking with someone else. We rebuild your treatment pages and Google listing so the patients searching this month land on your booking flow.
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Med spa SEO that ranks your treatments on the searches patients actually run, and gets your name cited inside the AI answers they read first. Built for the practice that wants to be recommended, not advertised.
Book a Free 30 Minute Audit →Every med spa SEO retainer covers all three. Each works on its own. Together they make sure your name lands first.
Every "Botox near me" you do not rank for is a patient booking with someone else. We rebuild your treatment pages and Google listing so the patients searching this month land on your booking flow.
Rankings are equity you own. No Meta ads, no per-click costs, no bid wars with the med spa across town. The treatments you rank for this year keep booking patients next year, and the year after.
A patient asks ChatGPT "best place for filler near me" before they Google. We engineer the content, citations and schema that put your med spa inside the recommendation.
Treatment search is hyper-local and hyper-recurring. Once you rank, the bookings keep coming.
A first-page ranking for "Botox near me" keeps booking patients while you sleep. No bid increases, no platform tax.
Med spa bookings are recurring. Filler every six months, laser packages, monthly facials. One ranked treatment compounds into a lifetime of visits.
Most med spas survive on Instagram ads with rising costs and shrinking attention. Search is the channel that gets cheaper, not more expensive.
Traffic pulled from Google Search Console and Ahrefs. Revenue reported directly by the businesses.
Google-verified reviews from the businesses we've helped.






We pull every search a patient near you runs in a month. "Botox near me", "lip filler [city]", "laser hair removal cost", "best med spa in [neighbourhood]", "Morpheus8 [city]". We score where you rank for each, where the competing med spas rank, and which queries Google sends to the map pack first. The output is a shortlist of treatment searches you can actually win.
One page per treatment, written by someone who knows the difference between Botox and Dysport. A Google Business Profile rebuilt category by category, with weekly posts, treatment photos, and the review flow that gets you to a real five stars. Schema markup so Google reads your hours, treatments and pricing range correctly, and structured FAQs so ChatGPT and Perplexity can quote you back to a patient asking "is filler safe" at midnight.
Treatment pages start ranking. The map pack starts surfacing your name first for "Botox near me" and the four other treatments you sell most. AI Overviews start naming you as a recommended med spa in your city. We send a written update every month showing the searches you now own, the bookings tied to organic visits in Aesthetic Record or Boulevard, and what we are building next.
A patient asks ChatGPT "best place for filler near me" or asks Perplexity to compare three med spas before they pick one. The model recommends from a small set of brands it trusts. We get your name into that set.
Independent practices, NP-led clinics, physician-owned med spas, multi-location aesthetic groups. The page changes per practice. The fundamentals do not.
Each line is a feature of how we work. Not a put-down of anyone else.
A few facts about the medical aesthetics search market. They explain why the med spa Google shows first usually books the patient.
How local search actually works for med spas in 2026.
Median earned by local-pack #1 med spas. Velocity outweighs total count after 100 reviews.
Patients don't search "med spa." They search the treatment, the city, and "near me." Win the treatment-level queries and you own the booking before the consult call. This is the language we rank you for, treatment by treatment.
Position 10 gets a scroll. Position 4 gets a glance. Position 1 in the map pack gets the appointment. There is no second place in local search.
Direct answers from the strategy call, in writing.
Med spa SEO is the work of getting a medical aesthetics practice ranked on Google and named inside AI answers for treatment-specific searches like "Botox near me", "lip filler [city]", and "best med spa for laser hair removal". It overlaps with medical SEO on the regulatory side. Treatment claims have to be defensible, before-and-after photos have to be consented, and the website has to read as a medical environment to Google's quality raters. It diverges from dental SEO on the patient journey. Med spa patients shop on Instagram, then check Google reviews, then read your treatment page. Dental patients usually skip the social step. The page structure follows the actual journey.
Yes, in the first month. We re-categorise the profile under the right primary and secondary categories (Medical Spa, Skin Care Clinic, Laser Hair Removal Service, etc.), upload a structured set of treatment photos, write the description with the keyword in the first line, and turn on the booking link. We also seed weekly Google Posts so the profile keeps signalling activity to Google's local algorithm.
Both, written by the same person. Each treatment gets its own page: what the treatment is, who it suits, what to expect, downtime, contraindications, what makes your protocol different, an FAQ, and the booking flow. The copy is reviewed against current FDA labelling and the manufacturer's clinical evidence so the page reads as a medical document, not marketing.
Generative Engine Optimization is the work of getting your med spa cited by name inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews. It matters for med spas because patients increasingly ask AI which clinic to book before they Google. The AI engines pull from a small set of sources they trust. We get your brand into that set with structured data, listicle and comparison pickups, review velocity across Google and RealSelf, and a site Google's quality raters can verify is run by qualified clinicians.
No. We work with single-location practices in suburbs and small cities as often as we work with multi-location brands in major metros. The approach changes per market. A med spa in a city of 80,000 with three competitors needs a different page count and link strategy than one in Phoenix with 200 competitors.
No. We work month to month. Every client is free to leave at any time. The reason clients stay is that the work compounds. The pages we built last month are still ranking next month, and the month after that. Locking you in is unnecessary.
We tie organic visits to booking events in your scheduling tool. Aesthetic Record, Boulevard, Mindbody, or whatever you use. The monthly note shows organic traffic, the searches you newly own, AI citations picked up, and the bookings attributable to organic. If a treatment page goes live and bookings for that service do not move within a defensible window, we say so in writing and adjust.
A generalist will optimize your home page for "med spa [city]" and call it done. The patient journey for medical aesthetics runs through individual treatment searches, before-and-after photo norms, RealSelf, regulatory phrasing, and review platforms most agencies have never heard of. The agency that knows the category builds for the journey. The one that does not, builds for the keyword.