Cosmetic Dermatology Marketing
Most dermatology practices run two businesses under one roof: insurance-billed medical dermatology at high volume and low margin, and cash-pay cosmetic work at the opposite ratio.
Why do dermatology practices rank for the wrong half of their business?
Because medical dermatology generates far more search volume, so a site built evenly across both ends up dominated by the low-margin half.
“Skin check near me” and “eczema treatment” out-search “laser resurfacing” by a wide margin. A practice that ranks well overall can find that almost all its organic enquiries are for the work it makes least money on, while the cosmetic side, which pays for the practice, is invisible.
Multi-provider listings compound it. Dermatology groups often have several physicians, each with their own Google listing at the same address. Google deduplicates aggressively, and the listing that survives is not always the one you would have chosen.
Shared phone numbers across locations read as duplicate entities and cause verification problems for practices with satellite sites.
What does Rankure do for dermatology practices?
Google Business Profile reinstatement and management, local SEO, technical SEO, reputation management, Google Ads and web development, with the split between medical and cosmetic intent treated as a structural question rather than a keyword one.
Our listing was suspended. Where do I start?
Dermatology Practice Google Listing Reinstatement →
Reinstatement starts with a $199 diagnostic. The balance is quoted per case and is charged only if we get the profile reinstated.
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