AI & GEO for Cosmetic Clinics

An AI tool that answers a question about a treatment can only use what is written plainly on a public page.

• On each treatment page we put short statements a reader could lift as they are: whom the treatment suits and whom it does not, how many days the skin needs to settle, who carries it out and the price range.
• Qualifications stand in full next to the name, with the body that issued them, because a title alone tells neither a person nor a machine what the practitioner may do.

Assistants meet a clinic in several places at once: its own site, doctor directories, booking platforms and maps.

• We compare the name, address, opening hours, treatment list and the doctors named in each place, and correct the differences at the source, starting with treatments you no longer offer.
• A doctor who has left, or a device you sold, should disappear from every listing, since an old page is as readable to AI as a current one.

Patients ask an AI tool about lip filler, anti-wrinkle injections or a laser for redness, rarely by the brand on a clinic's price list.

• Each treatment page names the concern and the treatment in those everyday words, and where the rules forbid advertising a prescription medicine to the public, its brand stays off the page.
• If an answer pins a brand or a claim on your clinic that your pages never made, we find the old offer or listing behind it and correct it there.