Medical spa
A med spa reads to Google as part retail wellness and part medical practice, and that ambiguity drives suspensions. It also competes with dermatology offices and national chains on the same treatments.
Patients type a procedure and a city, or ask an AI assistant for a good injector nearby, and whatever comes back decides which practices get the call. We work on what they find.
Listing suspended? Reinstatement starts with a $199 diagnostic, and the $288 balance is charged only if it is reinstated.
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Medical aesthetic marketing at Rankure covers six practice types that share one problem: each is classified by Google in a way that does not match how its patients search, and each is reviewed more strictly than an ordinary local business because healthcare listings are held to a higher standard of entity consistency.
A med spa reads to Google as part retail wellness and part medical practice, and that ambiguity drives suspensions. It also competes with dermatology offices and national chains on the same treatments.
Patients research for a long time before booking, so visibility has to hold across surgeon-name and procedure searches. Listing names that do not match registration are a recurring cause of trouble.
Practices compete for aesthetic terms while Google reads them as medical dermatology, so strong authority ranks for the wrong intent.
The narrowest specialty. The work is owning a small set of high-intent procedure and city terms, with categories that do not lump the practice in with general plastic surgery.
Elective work sits inside a general practice, under routine dental content and a "Dentist" category. Patients searching for veneers never see the part of the practice they wanted.
Satellite offices staffed a few days a week, often inside another practice, look a lot like Google's pattern for a fake location. One location going dark is the usual symptom.
We diagnose the cause, correct it, build the evidence and handle the appeal. A $199 diagnostic, and the $288 balance only if the profile is reinstated. Google makes the decision, so nobody can guarantee it. GBP reinstatement.
Categories, services, hours, photos, posts, questions and the listing-to-website consistency that keeps a profile out of trouble. $264 per profile per month. GBP management.
Map pack visibility for the procedures and cities you want, including location pages, citations and a structure that lets each office rank in its own market. From $750 a month. Local SEO.
Procedure pages that answer patients' questions, technical health, structured data and consistent facts across every source an AI assistant might read. SEO services.
Review requests and replies that never confirm someone is a patient. $1,320 a month for a single location. Reputation management.
Sites built so the search work has somewhere to land, with location, procedure and contact details that match the listing. Website design.
Every figure below comes from the monthly performance reports and Search Console emails Google sends to the profile's managers. We compare each month with April 2026, the first full month under Rankure's management.
Source: Google Business Profile performance reports, April and September 2026, and Google review notifications.
Source: Google Business Profile performance reports, April and September 2026, and a Google Search Console validation email.
Results depend on the business, its market and the season. Full monthly reports are available on request. See both case studies
Patients increasingly use AI assistants as well as search engines to shortlist providers, and those systems repeat whatever they can find about a practice. Wrong hours, a wrong location or an out-of-date service list is not a technicality for an elective procedure chosen on trust. It is a patient who booked somewhere else and never told you why.
The fix is unglamorous: one consistent set of facts across the profile, the website, directories and filings, and pages that state them plainly.
Rankure is based in Arlington, Virginia, and works with practices in the United States, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.
Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review November 2026