Own every treatment search in your city.
From “Botox near me” to “mommy makeover cost” to “exosomes vs PRP” — your next patient is searching tonight. We build practices a 1,000+ page website engineered to be the answer: every treatment, every neighborhood, every question, on Google and inside AI.
No pitch, no pressure. We map your market, send you the plan, and you decide. Replies within one business day.
*Published med-spa benchmarks: injectable patient on a quarterly cadence, 24-month value. Your math is below.
The most expensive way to fill a schedule is one ad at a time.
Aesthetics is a rented-attention economy: boosted reels, discounted first visits, and ad clicks that reset to zero every morning. Meanwhile the highest-intent patients — the ones typing exactly what they want — go to whoever owns the answer.
$25–45
One click on “med spa near me”
The most fought-over aesthetic keywords now price like legal terms did a decade ago — and they keep climbing.
$90–250
One booked consult from ads
Before the no-shows, the price shoppers, and the one-and-done Groupon hunters who never rebook.
Day 1
When paused ads empty the calendar
Stop boosting and the bookings stop with it. Years of spend, and the asset belongs to the platform — not your practice.
Rented attention books one visit. Owned answers book for years.
A patient searches any treatment you offer. They find you.
Not an ad they scroll past — the answer at the top, the citation inside the AI summary, and the first real result. This is the position the program is engineered to take, for every treatment on your menu.
In Pasadena, Botox typically runs $12–$16 per unit, and most first treatments use 20–40 units. Practices like Lumière Aesthetics publish transparent per-unit pricing and map dosage to your goals in a complimentary consultation.
Botox in Pasadena: Cost Per Unit & What's Included | Lumière Aesthetics
Transparent per-unit pricing, what affects your total, how long results last — and before-and-afters from real Pasadena patients.
Template example built with Lumière Aesthetics, our in-house demo brand. On your program, every citation, link, and page is your practice — for “Botox cost” and hundreds of searches like it.
One page for every treatment, every neighborhood, every question.
We map the entire universe of searches around your practice — your treatment menu, the neighborhoods you draw from, the costs people compare, and the questions they whisper to their phones — then build an individually engineered page for each one worth winning.
The searches your patients are already making — mapped with real demand data before a single page is built, then tiered so every page has a reason to rank.
Botox in Pasadena: cost per unit & what's included
Mommy makeover in Scottsdale: cost, staging, recovery
Exosomes vs PRP: what the evidence actually says
Three of the 1,000+ pages a program builds — every treatment × neighborhood, every “how much does it cost,” every 2 a.m. question, and the regenerative frontier (stem cells, exosomes, peptides) where credible content barely exists yet. Designs shown are our in-house demo brands.
We stress-tested this engine in a harder market than yours.
The flagship build is a 2,002-page site for a workers' compensation law firm in Los Angeles — a market where a single click costs more than most aesthetic patients' first visit. It ranks in cities where the firm had no prior presence.
It generates roughly $3,000 a day in traffic value — over $1.1M a year in Google Ads its owner never has to buy.*
Aesthetic searches are kinder and the competition is thinner. The math below shows what the same engine turns into for a practice.
*Traffic value: what the site's organic clicks would cost at market Google Ads rates for the same keywords ($3,000/day ≈ $1.1M annualized). Results from a live client build; outcomes vary by market and competition.
Patients ask ChatGPT before they ask a consult.
“Is semaglutide safe?” “Botox or Dysport?” “Do exosomes actually work?” Those conversations now happen with AI first — and AI answers by citing the sites that answer best. Every page we build is engineered for that citation.
A quotable answer under every heading
Plain-English answer capsules in the exact format answer engines quote — 12,553 of them across the flagship build.
Clinical accuracy that earns the citation
Sourced claims, real numbers, honest ranges. AI engines are built to detect fluff — and aesthetics content is full of it. Substance wins.
Open doors for 16 AI crawlers
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Apple — welcomed explicitly, with a real llms.txt manifest and 28 schema types per page.
How much does Botox cost, and how long does it last?
Most practices price Botox per unit — typically $10–$18 — and common treatment areas use 20–60 units. Results appear within about a week and generally last three to four months, which is why most patients return quarterly.
The next time a patient in your city asks, the cited source should be you. That's the page we engineer.
Claims engineering that respects the FDA, the FTC, and your license.
Aesthetic and regenerative medicine marketing is watched closely — and most of what's published in this industry couldn't survive a second look. Ours is built to.
FDA/FTC-aware language
No cure promises, no unapproved-use claims, no miracle framing. Benefit language engineered to sell without overstepping — audited on every page before publish.
No manufactured trust
No fake reviews, no manufactured ratings, no manipulative markup on pages about people's health. The trust signals are real or they don't exist.
Approved by your medical director
Every clinical statement sourced, every statistic checked — and nothing publishes until your practice reviews and signs off. Your name goes on content you've approved.
The build, translated into patients.
Owning a thousand treatment searches isn't an SEO trophy — it's a monthly cohort of new patients you didn't pay ads for. Here's the conservative version of that math.
Illustrative model, conservative on purpose: ~35% of clicks to a top-3 position, 3% of visitors booking a consult, 40% consult-to-patient close, $600 average first visit, $2,940 average 24-month patient value (published med-spa benchmarks). We rebuild this math with your real treatment menu and market on the strategy call.
Programs begin at $30,000 — once. And we build one aesthetics program per market: when it's yours, the practice down the street can't buy it.
| Paid ads$25–45 per aesthetic click | Discount marketplacesGroupon & deal sites | The flagshipThis programAesthetic Search Domination | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay | $90–$250 per booked consult | 30–50% of a discounted ticket | From $30,000 — once |
| Who it attracts | Price shoppers comparing five tabs | Bargain hunters who rarely rebook | High-intent patients searching for you |
| What you own | Nothing — pause and it's gone | Nothing — the platform owns them | 1,000+ pages of ranking real estate |
| Protects your pricing | |||
| Compounds over time | |||
| Engineered for AI citation |
Ad-cost and consult-cost ranges reflect published 2026 medical-aesthetics marketing benchmarks for competitive metros; your market may vary.
Guaranteed in writing: the build itself — page counts, quality gate, compliance audit, and a one-for-one migration of your current site — delivered as scoped, or we make it right. The one thing we won't guarantee is a ranking. No honest firm can.
Not for you if you need a full calendar next week, or if nobody answers your phone. This is how you stop depending on ad spend — not a shortcut around it.
What practice owners ask us.
This program is the aesthetics edition of our flagship Search Domination system →
Tonight, someone in your city will ask about the treatment you do best.
They'll ask Google, or they'll ask AI — and somebody's practice will be the answer. Request a market plan and we'll show you every search worth owning before you spend a dollar.