Compare agencies that market medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology practices. Listings show services, specialties and pricing signals, so you can find firms that understand booking pressure, payer mix and the ad rules around skin conditions and prescription treatments.
Sydney healthcare-only agency offering SEO, paid ads, websites, AI search visibility and automation to clinics, telehealth brands and allied health practices.
Best for
Australian clinics and telehealth brands wanting SEO, paid ads and tracking from a healthcare-only team
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Physical Therapy, Mental Health, Hospitals and Health Systems +6 more
Pricing
Custom quotes after a discovery call
Privacy
Shows a Privacy Act Data Compliant badge and mentions encrypted patient data handling; notes…
Illinois medical website and marketing provider building HIPAA-compliant sites, SEO, PPC and AI search optimization for OB/GYN, dermatology and other specialty practices.
Best for
OB/GYN and specialty physician practices wanting a compliant website
Specialties
Dental, Dermatology, Medical Practices, Weight Loss and Bariatric, Women's Health, Hearing Care +5 more
Pricing
Package pricing
Privacy
Web design built to meet HIPAA requirements with encryption and secure connections; company Business…
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
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4.4based on 81 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Durham, North Carolina healthcare marketing firm offering websites, SEO, reputation management and social media to medical, dental and therapy practices since 1979.
Best for
Independent practices and smaller surgery or urgent care centers
Specialties
Dental, Orthodontics, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Chiropractic +19 more
Pricing
Custom quote; monthly budgets from under $400 to over $1,201
SEO
Social Media
Web Design
Content Marketing
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4.2based on 32 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Pittsburgh medical marketing company offering websites, SEO, AI search visibility, ads and reputation tools to independent practices, including pain clinics.
Best for
Independent pain practices wanting marketing and scheduling tools on one platform
Specialties
Dermatology, Med Spa, Addiction Treatment, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Eye Care +3 more
Pricing
Custom quote; free MarketShifter analysis or demo
Privacy
HIPAA-compliant websites and online scheduling forms
Charlotte healthcare marketing company offering medical social media, SEO, PPC, websites and HIPAA-compliant patient tools to specialty physician practices.
Best for
Specialty physician groups such as urology, OB-GYN and orthopedics wanting social media bundled with a website and patient tools
Specialties
Dermatology, Mental Health, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Women's Health
Pricing
Bundled growth packages; prices not published
Privacy
Offers HIPAA-compliant chat and text, secure online forms and online bill pay
Philadelphia-area healthcare digital agency offering SEO, generative engine optimization, PPC and web design to healthtech firms and specialty providers.
Best for
Healthtech companies and specialty practices
Specialties
Dental, Orthodontics, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Mental Health +8 more
Pricing
Client budgets from $1,500 to $20,000+ per month
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
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4.9based on 14 DesignRush reviews +2 more sitesVerified Oct 2026
Scottsdale firm that works only with medical services, combining in-person physician outreach visits with web design, advertising and social media marketing.
Best for
Phoenix-area specialty practices wanting physician referral outreach paired with social media and a new website
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices, Urgent Care, Women's Health
Pricing
Complimentary consultation and marketing plan; fees not published
Pharmacist-led health marketing agency that supports pharmaceutical labs and medical companies with strategy, medical copywriting, creative and digital work.
Best for
Pharmaceutical, OTC and medical device brands needing pharmacist-led marketing support or temporary product management
Specialties
Dermatology, Pharma and Life Sciences, Medical Devices
Healthcare-only digital agency in New York building websites, SEO and paid ad programs for podiatry, pain management, gastroenterology and other specialty groups.
Best for
Growing podiatry and specialty groups, including those adding locations through acquisitions, that want SEO, PPC and tracking under one team
Jales agency positioning specialist doctors and clinics across Brazil with Google Ads, Instagram, websites and front-desk guidance, one specialty per city.
Best for
Private-pay specialist doctors wanting a managed marketing program with local exclusivity
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Mental Health, Medical Practices, Eye Care
Pricing
Fixed monthly fee set in proposal; ad spend paid directly to Google and Meta
A practical guide to emojis for doctors and practices: specialty sets, post types, accessibility rules, platform differences, ready captions and a health observance calendar.
Nov 1, 2026
What to Look For
Dermatology practices often need two engines at once: keeping medical schedules full with insured patients and growing cash-pay cosmetic services. Agencies that treat these as one funnel usually waste budget.
Medical versus cosmetic planning: Separate campaigns, landing pages and reporting for insured medical visits and self-pay aesthetic services.
Condition content written with clinicians: Pages on acne, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer screening that are reviewed by your dermatologists and make no cure claims.
Provider capacity awareness: Campaigns that can be throttled by location or provider when wait times are already long.
Cosmetic service promotion: Injectables, lasers and peels marketed within platform age and image rules.
Reputation management: Review requests and replies handled without confirming that anyone is a patient.
Compliance and Advertising Rules
Condition-based targeting is restricted. Google’s personalized advertising policy treats health conditions, including chronic skin conditions and the treatments used to manage them, as a sensitive category, which means advertiser-curated audiences such as remarketing lists and customer match cannot be used. Google also restricts prescription drug terms in ads, landing pages and keywords, which matters when you promote prescription-only products such as injectable neurotoxins by brand name.
Meta adds content limits. Its health and wellness policy bans claims to cure a fixed list of incurable conditions, and psoriasis is on that list, though claims about managing symptoms are allowed. Cosmetic procedures, including injectables, chemical peels and laser treatments, must target people 18 and older, and ads may not attack a person’s appearance. Meta’s personal attributes policy also rejects copy like “Struggling with acne?” that implies the viewer has a condition.
Claims and tracking need care too. The FTC expects health claims to be backed by competent and reliable scientific evidence, and says patient anecdotes are never enough on their own. HHS OCR guidance warns that tracking pixels on scheduling tools and patient portals can expose protected health information.
How Engagements Usually Work
Engagements usually run on a monthly retainer for SEO, paid search, social and reporting, with ad spend billed directly by the platforms and separate project fees for web or video work. Expect one to two months of setup before campaigns are tuned.
Ask the agency to report medical and cosmetic results separately: new patient visits by payer type, cosmetic consults and treatments booked, and revenue by source where your systems allow. Confirm ownership of ad accounts and content, and whether the agency serves competing dermatology groups in your area.
Red Flags
Cure language for chronic conditions: This breaks platform rules and invites FTC scrutiny.
Remarketing built on condition pages: Audiences based on psoriasis or acne page visits conflict with Google’s personalized ads policy.
One funnel for medical and cosmetic: Blended reporting hides which side is actually growing.
Brand-name prescription ads without a plan: Ask how the agency handles Google’s restricted drug terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do dermatology practices market cosmetic services?
Most use local search, procedure pages, paid search for treatment terms, and paid social for injectables, lasers and skincare. Social ads for cosmetic procedures must target adults and avoid negative appearance language. Strong before-and-after galleries with signed consent, clear provider credentials and visible pricing policies tend to matter more than discounts.
Can a dermatologist advertise Botox on Google?
Botox is a prescription drug, and Google restricts prescription drug terms in ads, landing pages and keywords, with certification requirements that vary by country. Many practices advertise the treatment category, such as wrinkle relaxers or injectables, and keep brand details on the landing page after checking the policy. Ask your agency to confirm the current approach before launch.
Can we target people with eczema or psoriasis on social media?
Not directly. Google treats health conditions as a sensitive category for personalized ads, and Meta does not allow ad copy that implies a viewer has a condition. Campaigns can still reach people with broad audiences and educational content about treatments. Meta also bans claims to cure psoriasis, though symptom management claims are allowed.
What should a dermatology marketing report include?
At minimum: new patient appointments by source, split between medical and cosmetic, call and form volume, cost per booked visit, and cosmetic revenue by channel where your systems allow. Rankings and traffic are useful context but should not be the headline. Ask for notes on what changed each month and why.
