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Dermatology Marketing — Attract Medical & Cosmetic Patients

Grow both sides of your dermatology practice — medical and cosmetic. Our dual-strategy approach ensures you attract insurance patients for medical dermatology and cash-pay patients for aesthetic services.

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240%
Increase in cosmetic enquiries
$28
Average cost per new patient
55%
Growth in organic traffic
4.8★
Average Google rating achieved

Challenges in Dermatology Marketing

We understand the unique obstacles your practice faces. Here's how we solve each one.

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Medical vs. Cosmetic Patient Mix

Medical dermatology (insurance) and cosmetic dermatology (cash-pay) require fundamentally different marketing approaches.

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Visual Results Marketing

Cosmetic dermatology patients want to see results. Before/after content is essential but must be compliant.

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Insurance/Cash Pay Split

Balancing marketing investment between insurance-covered medical visits and higher-revenue cosmetic procedures.

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Long Wait Lists

Some dermatology sub-specialties have long wait times. Marketing must manage expectations while maintaining demand.

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Condition-Specific Search

Patients search by condition (acne, psoriasis, eczema), not specialty. SEO must target hundreds of condition keywords.

Services Tailored for Your Practice

We select the right marketing channels based on your industry, competition, and growth goals.

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Why Choose NextGen Health

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Dual Medical/Cosmetic Strategy

Separate campaigns for medical dermatology (condition-based SEO) and cosmetic dermatology (social media + Meta Ads + visual content).

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Condition-Specific Content

Comprehensive content for acne, psoriasis, eczema, skin cancer, and dozens of other conditions that drives organic patient enquiries.

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Cosmetic Lead Nurturing

Automated email and SMS sequences for cosmetic services (Botox, fillers, laser) that convert enquiries into appointments.

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Provider-to-Referral Marketing

B2B marketing to primary care physicians and other referring providers that drives medical dermatology referrals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I market both medical and cosmetic dermatology?+
Treat them as two separate marketing verticals. Medical dermatology: SEO and Google Ads targeting condition-based searches (acne treatment, dermatologist near me) with insurance messaging. Cosmetic dermatology: Instagram, Meta Ads, and visual content showcasing results (Botox, fillers, lasers) targeting cash-pay patients.
What is the best marketing for a new dermatology practice?+
Start with Google Business Profile optimisation and Google Ads for immediate visibility. Build SEO with condition-specific blog content. Launch Instagram for cosmetic services. Within 6 months, you should have a steady organic pipeline supplemented by paid campaigns.
How do I attract Botox and filler patients?+
Instagram and Facebook Ads are the primary channels. Share before/after content (within compliance), patient testimonials, and educational content about treatments. Google Ads targeting "Botox near me" captures high-intent searches. Special promotions and membership programs drive recurring bookings.
How much should a dermatology practice spend on marketing?+
Typically 5-10% of revenue. Practices with a significant cosmetic component should invest more in social media and paid social. A practice generating $100K/month should invest $5K-$10K in marketing across SEO, Google Ads, social media, and content creation.

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