Brand, site, and local SEO for a medical aesthetics practice
A medical aesthetics and dermatology practice in Southern California needed to enter a crowded market as a peer to established clinics, not as a new name with a generic campaign. The engagement built the identity, the website, the local search foundation, and a patient-acquisition system that stays inside medical advertising rules.
The problem
The market already had well-funded dermatology practices and luxury medical spas. A new practice could not borrow a generic med-spa look and expect the same trust. It needed one position, a site that could convert a first visit, and acquisition that did not break the rules that apply to medical claims.
What Carazo built
- Brand positioning: clinical credibility with a premium, unintimidating identity.
- A conversion-focused website, so the first visit had a clear path to book.
- A local SEO foundation for how patients search for treatment nearby.
- A compliant Meta system for patient acquisition, built with the practice rather than bolted on from a consumer brand.
The source does not publish bookings, cost per patient, or revenue for this engagement, so this page does not add them. Where a number exists, it is on the other industry pages, including the search recovery.
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