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Plastic Surgery Marketing Agency

SkilledDesk runs marketing for plastic surgery practices and cosmetic surgery centers — compliant surgical-result ad campaigns, procedure-specific content, and websites built to turn researched, financing-ready patients into booked consultations.

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What 134+ Brands And 14 Countries Means For A Decision This Size

130+
Brands Served
14+
Countries Reached
2019
Founded In Wyoming, USA
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Direct Founder Access
The Problem

Why Your Consultation Diary Stalls

An Empty Surgical Slot Costs More Than Any Other Cancellation

A cancelled consultation for a rhinoplasty or tummy tuck isn't a missed hour — it's operating-room time and a five-figure procedure that won't fill itself back in, yet most practices still run the same generic booking funnel for a $10,000 surgery that they'd run for a $150 injectable.

Before/After Content Sits In A Stricter Enforcement Tier

Surgical outcome imagery gets reviewed and pulled far more aggressively than non-invasive treatment content, and an account built without knowing exactly where that line sits can lose weeks of ad momentum to a policy flag right as a campaign starts converting.

A Same-Week Funnel Loses The Slower, Bigger Decision

Choosing surgery takes weeks or months of research, second opinions, and financing approval — a funnel built around 'click the ad, book today' has nowhere to hold that longer-considering visitor, so most of that real demand quietly leaks out before a consultation is ever requested.

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What's Your Surgical Practice Growth Score?

Rate your own practice site in about a minute. The checks cover surgeon credentials, payment options, results galleries and how fast a patient can book a consultation. You get a 0-100 score. The breakdown underneath names the gap that is costing you the most consultation volume right now.

Certification

Does your website display your board certification (e.g. American Board of Plastic Surgery) above the fold, not buried on an About page?

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What We Do

Marketing Built For How Surgical Decisions Actually Get Made

Practice sites built to convert consults

Pages structured around the consultation, with recovery and cost questions answered before the form.

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Paid social kept inside platform limits

Meta campaigns designed around strict rules on surgical imagery rather than testing what gets through.

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Search ads priced per procedure

Google campaigns where one booked procedure justifies a cost per lead most industries could not sustain.

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What Does Plastic Surgery Marketing Actually Involve?

Surgical decisions move slowly, and a campaign has to allow for that. SkilledDesk works as a plastic surgery marketing agency built around the consultation, since that is the only conversion worth counting. You need procedure-specific web pages. You need before-and-after content built inside Meta's stricter rules for surgical imagery. And you need Google and Meta campaigns aimed at people already researching one procedure, tracked on cost per consultation and cost per booked surgery rather than raw clicks. Wyoming is where SkilledDesk holds its company registration. We run Meta and Google ad campaigns and web design for plastic surgery practices and cosmetic surgery centres. A surgical decision costs more than almost any other local purchase, and it takes longer. That changes what working marketing looks like. A lead that has not booked after eight weeks is rarely lost. It is usually still mid-decision. A funnel that counts only same-week conversions will undercount most of its own pipeline.

Can You Actually Market Surgical Procedures Without Promising Outcomes You Can't Guarantee?

The right question, and really two risks in one. The first is the platform. Meta polices surgical result photos harder than it polices injectables or skincare, so a campaign that ignores that can stall in a policy review just as it starts to convert. The second is legal. You can never market a surgical outcome as guaranteed, and copy that hints at one puts the practice at risk, not just the ad account. So we build campaigns around who is a good candidate and what to expect, rather than promises. Board-certification language stays up front, not buried on an About page. Every patient photo in a campaign clears a written marketing-use consent step first. Strategy calls go straight to the founder. You can read real client campaigns on the portfolio before committing.

Real Work, Not Promises

A patient would not book a procedure on a surgeon's word alone, and the same standard applies here. No surgery case study exists yet, so the portfolio stands instead.
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FAQ

What Surgeons Ask Us Most

Most practices invest $3,000 to $10,000 a month across paid search, Meta remarketing and content. What drives that number is how many touch points a $10,000-plus decision needs before a patient books a consultation. The raw ad spend matters less than that. We scope a plan to your procedure mix on the free call, rather than quote a flat package. Ours opens at $595 a month, and a practice running campaigns per procedure rather than one blended account sits above that.
Board-certified plastic surgeons and accredited surgical practices only. A board-certified surgeon with ABPS credentials and an AAAASF or AAAHC accredited facility needs a different angle from a med spa selling non-surgical treatments. Treat the two as one and you undersell the credential that makes a surgical decision feel safe.
Financing is one of the quietest objections in a surgical decision, so we build it into the funnel. The option shows on the procedure page and in the ad creative. A patient should not find it only after the consultation. Putting it early moves more consultations into booked, deposited surgery dates.
Every photo in a campaign ties to a written marketing-use consent form, separate from the treatment consent, signed before the image goes anywhere. We also track which consent covers which placement. A website gallery, paid social and print do not swap freely under one signature. If a patient withdraws consent, the photo comes out of every live placement that day, not just the website gallery.
Paid campaigns usually produce consultation requests two to three weeks after launch. The gap between a first consultation and a signed, deposited surgery date then runs four to eight weeks, once you allow for financing approval and second-opinion research. We track cost per consultation and cost per booked surgery as separate numbers from month one. Fold them into one and you hide where the funnel leaks.
Usually, yes. Target a wider radius on purpose, because patients research and travel further for surgery than for a same-day treatment. We build the campaign around that wider radius from the start, not the tight local-only radius that suits a walk-in service.
A larger firm often spends weeks on onboarding before a plastic surgery account even has a full team. That is a slow start on a channel where one missed launch week can cost you a seasonal surge in consultations. Here the founder joins the strategy call and runs paid media from week one, with no handoff. The portfolio stays open, so you can see what that has produced.

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