The best plastic surgery SEO companies in 2026 are More Booked Consults, Rosemont Media and Etna Interactive, followed by Plastic Surgery Studios, Plasthetix, GrowthMed and Influx Marketing.
Pick More Booked Consults for local SEO on the website you already have at a published $2,500/month, Rosemont Media for SEO and a custom website with published price ranges, and Etna Interactive for long-tenured SEO with link building and its own gallery software.
This page narrows the field to one need: getting a surgical practice found for procedure searches in its city, in Google's map pack, in organic results and increasingly in AI answers.
Most plastic surgery SEO firms also sell websites, so each entry says whether a website comes with the SEO.
If you want one agency for everything (a website, Google Ads, social, email and a CRM), the best plastic surgery marketing agencies list compares full-service options instead.
Plastic surgery SEO companies compared
As of September 2026, checked on each company's own website.
| Company | Best for | Website included? | Local SEO | Content approach | Published price ranges | Minimum term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| More Booked Consults | Local SEO on the site you have, tied to consults | No: landing and procedure pages only | Yes: GBP (incl. surgeon listings) + citation cleanup | Topical map of procedure and procedure-by-city pages | $2,500/mo | 6 months |
| Rosemont Media | SEO plus a custom website, prices up front | Yes: custom sites | Yes: GBP management | Procedure pages, hub-and-spoke content, gallery optimization, backlinks, GEO | SEO $1,000–$3,000/mo; websites $10,000–$40,000 | Not published |
| Etna Interactive | Established practices that want link building | Yes | Yes: local and mobile service | Content refreshes, blog posts, link building, AEO, SEO-optimized gallery case descriptions | No | Not published |
| Plastic Surgery Studios | Surgery-first full service since 1999 | Yes | Yes: local optimization | Content writing, niche backlinks | No (non-refundable deposit to start) | 12 months on monthly services |
| Plasthetix | Surgeons-only firm with its own CRM | Yes | Yes: local SEO | Location-tailored content, gallery media optimization, link building | No | Not published |
| GrowthMed | Long-form content in competitive metros | Yes, with hosting | Yes: GBP + citations | In-house medical writers, 1,500+ word topic pages | No | Not published |
| Influx Marketing | Design-led sites with SEO built in | Yes: same team as SEO | Yes: hyper-local search | Web design and content built together | No | Not published |
"Not published" means we couldn't find it on the company's site, not that it doesn't exist; ask for it in writing.
How we picked the plastic surgery SEO companies
We started from seven firms that sell SEO specifically to plastic surgeons, confirmed each one on its own site, and ranked them by fit for a single- or multi-surgeon practice that wants more procedure consults from search.
Procedure and gallery depth
Does the company publish how it builds procedure pages and makes before-and-after galleries searchable?
Local search for surgeons
Does it publish how it handles Google Business Profile, citations and surgeon versus practice listings?
Reporting that reaches consults
Does the report go past rankings and traffic to consult requests and booked consults?
Transparency
Does it publish price and minimum term, and say whether a website rebuild is part of the deal?
Self-reported results below are labeled as such, and we haven't audited them.
We didn't use review scores or ratings from any site.
The 7 best plastic surgery SEO companies
1. More Booked Consults: best for local SEO tied to booked consults
More Booked Consults is a med spa and plastic surgery marketing agency focused on conversion (landing pages, CRO), local SEO and managed Meta ads.
It's run by Gabe Meierotto, LaserAway's in-house Director of CRO from 2018 to 2023, and works only with aesthetic practices.
It ranks first here for fit with the most common surgical-practice problem we see: rankings and inquiries that don't turn into booked consults.
- SEO method: local SEO for plastic surgeons built on a topical map of procedure and procedure-by-city pages, plus Google Business Profile optimization mapped for multi-surgeon practices and citation cleanup for a consistent name, address and phone number.
- Pricing and term (published): $2,500/month flat, or $5,000/month together with conversion rate optimization, on a 6-month minimum.
- Reporting: map-pack position for core procedure searches, Google Business Profile calls and clicks, and consult requests from the forms and pages it builds.
- SEO proof: DomainAppraisal.org ranked in the top 3 for "domain appraisal" in the past, and Gabe runs AestheticHires, a med spa job board.
- Not offered: website builds, link-building campaigns, ghostwritten clinical content (your surgeons supply or approve it), review generation campaigns, Google Ads, organic social, email and SMS.
Its conversion focus comes from LaserAway, where Gabe's testing program took sitewide conversion from 3% to 11% across 2,600+ tested variations (documented in Intellimize's published case study; see results); those are his results in a former in-house role, not agency client results, and not SEO results.
Best for: surgeons with a website worth keeping who want to rank for their procedures in their city, and want the extra traffic to turn into consult requests.
Hire someone else if you want a new website or a link-building campaign; Rosemont Media, Etna Interactive and Plastic Surgery Studios cover those.
2. Rosemont Media: best for SEO plus a custom website, with prices up front
Rosemont Media has specialized in plastic surgery digital marketing since 2008, is based in San Diego, and says it works with just one practice per market.
- SEO method: procedure page optimization, hub-and-spoke content, blog strategy, before-and-after gallery optimization, backlink acquisition, and technical SEO (Core Web Vitals, mobile-first indexing, crawlability).
- Local and AI search: Google Business Profile management, plus a separate generative engine optimization (GEO) service for plastic surgeons.
- Pricing (published ranges): its SEO page says monthly SEO services typically range from $1,000 to $3,000, and custom plastic surgery websites typically range from $10,000 to $40,000.
- Term: not published.
Best for: surgeons who want SEO and a custom website from a boutique that publishes its typical price ranges.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if you need a new website built with the SEO, or want backlinks built for you.
3. Etna Interactive: best for established practices that want link building and gallery software
Etna Interactive was established in 2002 and runs fully remote from San Luis Obispo, California, with plastic surgery among its core specialties.
- SEO method: creating and refreshing website content, writing and promoting blog posts, and building links from other high-value sites.
- Local and AI search: a separate local and mobile optimization service, plus answer engine optimization (AEO) for aesthetic practices.
- Gallery SEO: its Curator B&A gallery software generates SEO-optimized case descriptions for before-and-after photos.
- Reporting: shares metrics with clients monthly, and offers Core, its lead management product.
- Pricing and term: not published; its site says it may not be the right fit if low price is your main criterion.
Best for: established practices that want a long-tenured partner running content, links and gallery software together.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if link building or a managed gallery platform is part of what you want to pay for.
Deciding between Etna Interactive and Rosemont Media? The Etna Interactive vs Rosemont Media comparison covers price, website ownership and tools.
4. Plastic Surgery Studios: best for a surgery-first full-service firm
Plastic Surgery Studios was established in 1999, is based in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and serves plastic and cosmetic surgeons, dermatologists and cosmetic dentists.
- SEO method: local optimization, clearly written content, niche backlinks and a mobile-first approach, with before-and-after galleries treated as part of an effective website.
- Timeline (published): its SEO page says results typically appear within nine to 12 months.
- Also offers: websites, ads, social media, photography and video, review management, and StudiosCRM.
- Pricing: not published; work starts with a non-refundable deposit.
- Contract (published): either side can end services with 30 days' written notice, but services paid in monthly installments can't be cancelled in the first 12 months.
Best for: single-surgeon practices that want SEO, website and CRM from one surgery-first shop, and are comfortable with a 12-month commitment.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if you want the website, SEO, photography and CRM handled by one team.
5. Plasthetix: best for a surgeons-only firm with its own CRM
Plasthetix was founded in 2016 and says its marketing is designed exclusively for plastic surgeons.
- SEO method: local SEO, content tailored to your location and audience, before-and-after photos and videos made easy for Google to recognize, and link building as offsite SEO.
- Also offers: websites and the Plasthetix Engine CRM, which it says optimizes on revenue rather than leads alone.
- Pricing and term: not published.
- Proof (self-reported): a "150% Revenue Increase in 10 Months" case on its homepage, not specific to SEO.
Best for: surgeons who want SEO from a surgeons-only firm, with a website and CRM in the same package.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if you want lead tracking in a vendor CRM or link building bundled with the SEO.
6. GrowthMed: best for long-form content in competitive metros
GrowthMed is based in Playa del Rey, Los Angeles, and its homepage emphasizes plastic and cosmetic surgery marketing.
- Content approach: in-house medical writers produce original, researched content, and its local SEO page recommends topic-focused pages of at least 1,500 words.
- Local SEO: Google Business Profile management, exact name-address-phone matching with schema markup, and a "Top 50 Citation Sources" checklist.
- Also offers: custom websites with hosting, content writing, lead management (LeadESP), ad management and reputation management.
- Pricing and term: not published.
Best for: surgeons in a competitive city who want a content-rich website written by medical writers.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if you want a new website and ongoing medical writing from the same team.
7. Influx Marketing: best for design-led sites with SEO built in
Influx Marketing lists offices in Pasadena, Salt Lake and Tampa and takes a design-first approach to plastic surgery marketing.
- SEO method: hyper-local search strategy for maps, local listings and voice assistants, with the same team handling web design and content so technical structure and copy are built together.
- Reporting: a real-time dashboard and lead tracking system, or prepared reports.
- Pricing and term: not published.
- Proof (self-reported): its SEO page cites client results such as "200% more organic website traffic" and a "3X increase in website speed."
Best for: premium surgeons who want a redesigned website and SEO shipped as one project.
Better fit than More Booked Consults if design and a new website come first, with SEO built into the rebuild.
SEO on your current site, or SEO bundled with a new website?
Most plastic surgery SEO companies also sell websites, so decide which one you're buying before you compare quotes.
SEO on the site you have
Your site is fast, works on phones and has a page per procedure, or can get there.
The gap is local rankings, procedure-by-city pages and a report that reaches consult requests.
SEO bundled with a rebuild
Your site is slow, dated or thin, and procedure pages would have to be rebuilt anyway.
A firm that builds the website and the SEO together (Rosemont Media, Influx Marketing, GrowthMed) makes more sense here, and so does budgeting for it.
Neither answer is wrong; the mistake is paying for a rebuild when your only gap is local search, or paying for SEO on a site that can't hold it.
Our plastic surgery website design guide covers how to tell which one you have.
What good plastic surgery SEO looks like
Whichever company you hire, these six things separate real surgical SEO from monthly reports.
A page for every procedure you want more of
Patients search "rhinoplasty," "tummy tuck" or "breast augmentation surgeon" plus their city, not "plastic surgeon."
Good SEO starts with keyword research that turns those searches into a topical map, then builds one thorough page per procedure covering candidacy, recovery, results, risks and cost.
The procedure pages guide shows what each page needs to rank and convert.
Surgeon and practice authority
Google treats surgical content as "Your Money or Your Life" content, held to a higher standard.
Check that the company puts a named surgeon on the content as author or reviewer, with accurate credentials, and keeps each surgeon's name consistent across the website, Google and directories.
A deliberate plan for Google Business Profiles
Multi-surgeon practices have to decide how the practice listing and each surgeon's listing fit together, or they split their ranking signal.
Ask how the company handles that, and read Google Business Profile for surgeons before the call.
If you have more than one office, each location needs its own profile and its own local page; see multi-location SEO for plastic surgery.
Before-and-after galleries Google can read
A gallery organized by procedure, linked to each procedure page, with descriptive file names, alt text and captions, gives Google more to rank and patients a reason to inquire.
Only publish photos with the patient's written authorization for that use, and never put a patient's name in a file name or caption; the before-and-after gallery guide covers layout and consent.
Reporting that reaches consults
Rankings and traffic are inputs, not the outcome.
A good report shows map-pack position for your core procedures, Google Business Profile calls and clicks, and consult requests by page; attribution and call tracking shows how to connect them.
If rankings climb and consults don't, the gap is conversion, which is what plastic surgery CRO fixes.
Tracking that doesn't leak patient data
Tracking pixels on procedure pages and consult forms can send data tying a person to a procedure to ad and analytics platforms.
Read HIPAA and website tracking before any company installs tracking on your site.
AI search visibility is worth asking about too.
In our experience it mostly follows from strong topical SEO, so judge it as part of the SEO work rather than a separate line item.
- Will you build a page for each procedure, and each procedure-and-city combination we serve?
- How will you handle our practice listing versus each surgeon's listing?
- How do you make our before-and-after gallery searchable without exposing patient details?
- Is a new website part of this quote, and do we need one?
- Do you guarantee rankings? (The honest answer is no.)
- Will the monthly report show consult requests, not just rankings and traffic?
- What is the price, the minimum term and the notice period?
- Do we own the website, pages, content and Google Business Profile if we leave?
What do plastic surgery SEO companies cost?
Two of the seven publish SEO pricing: More Booked Consults at $2,500/month on a 6-month minimum, and Rosemont Media at a typical $1,000 to $3,000 a month.
The other five quote after a call, and of those five only Plastic Surgery Studios publishes a minimum term (12 months on services paid monthly).
Compare written quotes on the same terms: monthly fee, whether a website is included or priced separately, minimum term, notice period, and who owns the work if you leave.
The plastic surgery marketing cost guide breaks down typical line items, and our own prices are on the pricing page.
If paid ads are part of your plan too, More Booked Consults also runs managed Meta ads for plastic surgeons.
For practices that also run a med spa, the best med spa SEO companies list covers that side.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best SEO company for plastic surgeons?
It depends on the gap. For local SEO on a website you already have, with a published price and reporting that reaches consult requests, More Booked Consults. For SEO plus a custom website from a boutique that publishes typical price ranges, Rosemont Media. For a long-tenured firm that runs content, link building and its own before-and-after gallery software, Etna Interactive. Plastic Surgery Studios, Plasthetix, GrowthMed and Influx Marketing each fit a narrower need, covered in their entries on this page.
How much does plastic surgery SEO cost?
Most plastic surgery SEO companies don't publish prices. As of September 2026, More Booked Consults publishes local SEO at $2,500/month flat (or $5,000/month together with CRO), and Rosemont Media publishes a typical range of $1,000 to $3,000 a month for SEO, with custom websites typically $10,000 to $40,000. Etna Interactive, Plastic Surgery Studios, Plasthetix, GrowthMed and Influx Marketing quote after a call. The plastic surgery marketing cost guide breaks down typical line items.
How long is a plastic surgery SEO contract?
Most companies don't publish it. More Booked Consults runs local SEO on a 6-month minimum. Plastic Surgery Studios' published terms allow either side to end services with 30 days' written notice, but services paid in monthly installments can't be cancelled in the first 12 months. The other five companies on this list don't publish a minimum term, so ask for the minimum, the notice period and the renewal terms in writing.
How long does plastic surgery SEO take to work?
Longer than med spa SEO, because surgical searches are competitive. Rosemont Media's SEO page says it typically takes about six months to a year for a new plastic surgery practice to see significant results, and Plastic Surgery Studios' SEO page says results typically appear within nine to 12 months. Google Business Profile fixes can show sooner. Be wary of any company that guarantees a ranking or a date.
Should I buy a new website with my plastic surgery SEO?
Only if your current site is holding you back. Six of the seven companies on this list also build websites, and several lead with them. If your site is fast, mobile-friendly and has a page per procedure, SEO on the site you have is usually the cheaper path. More Booked Consults doesn't build websites; it builds landing pages and procedure pages on the site you already own.
Do plastic surgery SEO companies do link building?
Several say so on their own sites: Rosemont Media lists backlink acquisition, Etna Interactive lists building links from other high-value sites, Plasthetix covers link building as offsite SEO, and Plastic Surgery Studios mentions niche backlinks. More Booked Consults doesn't run link-building campaigns; its local SEO covers citation cleanup, Google Business Profile and procedure pages. Paid link schemes break Google's spam policies, so ask how any links are earned.
Do plastic surgery SEO companies optimize for ChatGPT and AI Overviews?
Some publish a service for it. Rosemont Media has a generative engine optimization (GEO) page for plastic surgeons, and Etna Interactive offers answer engine optimization. More Booked Consults treats AI visibility as a side effect of topical authority from the SEO work, not a separate service.
What should a plastic surgery SEO report include?
Map-pack position for your core procedure-and-city searches, Google Business Profile calls and website clicks, and consult requests by landing page. Rankings and traffic are inputs; consult requests and booked consults are the outcome. Ask for a sample report before you sign.