Dermatology website design · Dermatology SEO · AI for dermatologists
Dermatology website design, SEO and AI for medical and cosmetic patients.
For dermatology practices that offer both medical and cosmetic care: a site that sends each patient down the right path, local SEO for skin checks as well as lasers, and AI that handles booking, insurance questions and the cancellation waitlist.
Available to businesses in all 50 states — remote, with one senior point of contact
The problem
Where dermatology practice websites lose patients.
- Medical and cosmetic patients on one pathSomeone booking a skin check and someone researching a laser treatment need different information. One generic path frustrates both.
- Long waits with no waitlistWhen new-patient appointments are booked out, patients search elsewhere. Without a waitlist that fills cancellations, open slots go unused.
- Insurance questions flood the phonesWhich plans you take, referral rules and covered-versus-cosmetic questions tie up the front desk all day.
- Cosmetic services nobody findsMany practices offer lasers, injectables and peels but list them on one page, so they never show up when locals search for those treatments.
Dermatology SEO
How patients find a dermatology practice.
Dermatology searches split in two. Medical searches are about conditions and access: who takes my insurance and can see me soon. Cosmetic searches look like med spa searches: treatment, price and reviews. Your site and Google profile need to win both without mixing them up.
Typical searches (examples, not data):
- dermatologist near me accepting new patients
- skin cancer screening [town]
- dermatologist that takes Aetna
- acne dermatologist [town]
- laser for rosacea near me
- Mohs surgeon [town]
AI for dermatologists
AI for dermatology practices: what's worth automating.
Insurance and new-patient questions
Answers which plans you accept, referral needs and what to bring, from information your office approves.
Cancellation waitlist
When a slot opens, the next patients on the waitlist get a text offering it, so cancellations get filled instead of wasted.
Booking by visit type
Routes skin checks, follow-ups and cosmetic consults into the right appointment type and provider.
Cosmetic follow-up
Rebooking reminders for cosmetic treatments and gentle follow-up after cosmetic consults.
The assistant doesn't look at photos of skin or comment on symptoms; it directs anyone with a concern to an appointment, or to call when it sounds urgent. Patient information stays in HIPAA-eligible tools. You approve what the assistant knows and says, and it hands off to a person whenever one is needed. It tells people up front that it's an AI. Texts go only to people who contacted you or opted in, with STOP to opt out. Calls are recorded or transcribed only with the notice your state requires. AI can make mistakes, so a person reviews anything important.
Dermatology website design
Dermatology practice website must-haves.
- Separate entry points for medical and cosmetic patients
- Accepting-new-patients status and next-available information
- Insurance plans accepted, in plain text
- Provider pages with credentials and focus areas
- Condition pages reviewed by your clinicians
- Cosmetic treatment pages with pricing guidance
Concepts, not client work
Ideas to start from.
Concept designs to show the approach. The businesses in them are fictional; nothing here is a client project or a result.
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Design sampleConcept design · fictional business · Medical aesthetics · Orange County, CA
Tidewren Aesthetics
A homepage concept for a fictional aesthetics clinic. For dermatology, the same calm design gets a split entry: medical care on one side, cosmetic treatments on the other.
- Editorial, calm design that matches a premium price point
- Booking button and phone in the header at all times
- Treatments grouped the way clients think about them
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App conceptApp idea · Dermatology
Patient app for a dermatology practice
For practices juggling long waitlists, follow-ups and cosmetic rebooking.
- A waitlist that offers cancelled slots by text
- Follow-up scheduling after biopsies and procedures
- Cosmetic treatment plans and rebooking
See the concept it builds on: Patient app for dental and med spa practices
Pricing
Pricing for dermatology practices.
Starting prices. Every project gets a fixed, written quote after the free audit, so you know the cost before anything starts. Rankings, leads and bookings aren't guaranteed.
Website audit
Free
A plain-English report on your site and Google presence, ranked fixes.
Details about website auditSEO & site fixes
Starting at $500
Speed, titles, schema and technical fixes on the site you have.
Details about seo & site fixesNew website
Starting at $2,000
A fast, mobile-first site with a page for every service you sell.
Details about new websiteLocal SEO & care
Starting at $1,000/month
Google Business Profile, listings, reviews, updates and a monthly report.
Details about local seo & careAI automation
Starting at $1,000
Set up around your phone, calendar and CRM. Optional monthly care.
Details about ai automationCustom app
Starting at $5,000
Portals, booking and internal tools, with a fixed scope agreed up front.
Details about custom app
Where most dermatology practices start
SEO and site fixes, or a redesign that splits the medical and cosmetic paths, plus the cancellation waitlist and an insurance Q&A assistant to take pressure off the phones.
Get your free website auditFAQ
Questions from dermatology practices.
Can AI help with our long new-patient wait times?
It can't create more appointments, but it can fill cancellations quickly with a text waitlist and answer routine questions, so your front desk spends more time scheduling and less time repeating answers.
Should cosmetic services have a separate website?
Usually not. A clearly separated cosmetic section on your main site keeps the practice's authority in one place. A separate brand can make sense if the cosmetic side has its own location and name.
Who writes the condition pages?
I draft them in plain language from your input, and a provider in your practice reviews them before they're published. Each page shows who reviewed it and when.
Free website audit
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