Compare agencies that market aesthetic and reconstructive surgery practices. Listings show services, pricing signals and healthcare focus, so you can find firms that handle long consideration cycles, visual content rules and high-value consult booking without cutting corners.
Healthcare web division of an Aix-en-Provence agency, building medical websites and running SEO, AI search and social media for doctors, clinics and hospitals.
Best for
Physicians, imaging centers and clinic groups in southern France wanting a priced medical website plus SEO
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Eye Care, Pharma and Life Sciences +2 more
Pricing
Basic medical website about €2,500 to €4,000; full site with SEO and booking from €5,000
Privacy
Says its medical sites focus on patient data protection with HTTPS and reliable servers;…
Kuala Lumpur healthcare digital agency running paid search, social ads, TikTok ads, local SEO and landing pages for aesthetic, dental and specialist clinics.
Best for
Aesthetic, dental and physiotherapy clinics in the Klang Valley wanting managed Google, Meta and TikTok ad campaigns
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Chiropractic, Physical Therapy +2 more
Small KwaZulu-Natal agency that markets doctors and clinics only, offering medical websites, social media, Google Ads, personal branding and ghostwriting.
Best for
Individual doctors and small private practices wanting social media, a website and a personal brand
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Med Spa, Medical Practices
Johannesburg creative communications agency producing video, social, influencer and brand campaigns for pharma brands and specialist medical practices.
Best for
Pharma and consumer health brands, and specialist practices, in South Africa wanting video-led social campaigns and branding
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Orthopedics, Pharma and Life Sciences
Grand Rapids agency offering websites, SEO, AI search optimization, ads and patient conversion tools to aesthetic, medical and dental practices, including pain clinics.
Best for
Pain practices wanting marketing tied to revenue reporting and lead follow-up
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Med Spa, Hearing Care, Pain Management
Pricing
Custom quote
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
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5.0based on 95 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Western Australia medical marketing agency building websites, SEO and content for specialist practices, including several gastroenterology and endoscopy clinics.
Best for
Australian gastroenterology and endoscopy practices wanting a new website with search-focused patient content
Plano, Texas healthcare marketing company offering websites, SEO, content, paid ads and reputation tools to dermatology, plastic surgery, med spa and dental practices.
Best for
Dermatology and aesthetic practices wanting a packaged website and SEO platform with reputation tools
Remote marketing firm serving plastic surgeons, med spas, dermatologists and ophthalmologists with websites, SEO, answer engine optimization and paid ads.
Best for
Plastic surgery and aesthetic practices wanting an established specialist with its own reputation and gallery tools
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Eye Care
Pricing
Custom quote; paid advertising comes in several support levels
Alexandria, Virginia healthcare web marketing firm with long-running podiatry work, its own DSS website platform, and SEO, content, video and ad services.
Best for
Podiatry practices wanting a long-term web, content and SEO partner on a managed platform
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Med Spa, Orthopedics, Podiatry
Pricing
Custom quote
SEO
PPC
Social Media
Web Design
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4.9based on 140 Google reviews +2 more sitesVerified Oct 2026
Tustin, California healthcare marketing firm pairing reputation management and patient surveys with websites, SEO and paid search for medical and dental practices.
Best for
Urgent care groups and outpatient centers wanting review generation and patient feedback tied to SEO and a new website
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Physical Therapy, Addiction Treatment, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices +8 more
Pricing
Custom quote
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
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4.9based on 17 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Healthcare-only Singapore agency serving specialist, aesthetic and allied health clinics with SEO, Google Ads, social media, content and websites since 2013.
Best for
Singapore specialist clinics wanting a healthcare-only team for search and social on flexible terms
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Med Spa, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Digital Health
Ten LinkedIn strategies physicians use, from profile and newsletter to referral networks, Live events and Thought Leader Ads, with AMA, FSMB and HIPAA guardrails.
Sourced healthcare PPC benchmarks: Google and Meta CPC, CTR, conversion rate and cost per lead by specialty, CAC and payback math, spend trends and…
Oct 29, 2026
What to Look For
Surgical patients research for months, compare surgeons on credentials and results, and often book a paid consult. The agency needs to handle that long cycle, along with the strict rules on images and targeting.
Procedure-level content: Pages for each procedure written or reviewed by the surgeon, covering candidacy, recovery and risks rather than just benefits.
Gallery operations: A consent workflow for before-and-after photos, consistent photography standards, and the ability to remove images quickly when a patient revokes consent.
Consult funnel management: Lead handling, consult fee policies, financing messaging and follow-up sequences that respect patient privacy.
Paid social within the rules: Experience running Meta and TikTok campaigns for cosmetic procedures without disapprovals or account restrictions.
Surgeon brand building: Credential-forward profiles, media appearances and video that build trust before the first visit.
Compliance and Advertising Rules
Platform rules shape most creative decisions. Meta requires ads for cosmetic procedures and surgeries to target people 18 and older. It allows before-and-after transformations in those ads but bans statements of inferiority about appearance, meaning copy that attacks a person’s looks or body parts. Google classes invasive procedures, including cosmetic surgery and injections, as a sensitive category for personalized ads, so advertiser-curated audiences such as remarketing lists and customer match cannot be used for them.
Professional guidance adds detail. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons’ social media guidelines say informed consent is required for any promotional use of patient images, that a patient tagging the surgeon in a message is not consent, that identifying tattoos or marks should be disguised where possible, and that atypical results must be clearly disclosed. Testimonials should come from actual patients, with any compensation disclosed, which matches the FTC’s rule on reviews and testimonials in effect since October 2024.
Privacy applies to the funnel itself. HHS OCR guidance says tracking tools on patient portals and some scheduling or consult request tools can capture protected health information, so ask how the agency configures pixels on consult forms and photo upload tools.
How Engagements Usually Work
Most engagements pair a monthly retainer for SEO, content and paid media management with separate ad spend, plus project fees for photography, video or a site rebuild. Setup often takes one to three months because galleries, consent records and tracking need to be in place before scaling ads.
Ask for reporting on consults booked, consult show rate and procedures scheduled by source. Confirm who owns the photo library and ad accounts, how quickly content can be pulled on request, and whether the agency works with competing surgeons nearby.
Red Flags
Edited or borrowed result photos: Retouched, stock or manufacturer images presented as your results are misleading.
Body-shaming copy: Negative appearance language breaks Meta rules and undermines trust.
Remarketing to past site visitors for surgery: This conflicts with Google’s personalized ads policy for invasive procedures.
No consent records for gallery images: Every image should trace back to a signed release.
Promises of specific outcomes: Results vary by patient and claims need support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can plastic surgeons use before-and-after photos in ads?
Meta allows before-and-after transformations for cosmetic procedures when ads target people 18 and older and avoid negative statements about appearance. You also need the patient’s informed, written consent, and ASPS guidance says atypical results should be clearly disclosed. Many practices keep their fullest galleries on the website and use a smaller set of approved images in ads.
How much do plastic surgery marketing agencies charge?
Pricing depends on scope, number of procedures promoted, content production and ad spend. Agencies usually bill a monthly management fee, with paid media billed separately and project fees for video, photography or web builds. There is no reliable published industry average, so compare proposals on deliverables, reporting and who owns the assets rather than headline price.
Why do my cosmetic surgery ads keep getting rejected?
Common causes include targeting users under 18, copy that comments negatively on appearance, sexually suggestive imagery, and audience settings that conflict with health targeting rules. Google restricts remarketing and customer match for invasive procedures. An experienced agency should be able to read the disapproval reason and adjust creative or targeting rather than resubmitting the same ad.
Should a plastic surgery practice advertise on TikTok?
It can work for awareness and education, particularly for non-surgical services, but cosmetic procedure ads on social platforms face age and content restrictions and surgical decisions take longer than a short video can carry. Ask the agency how it measures TikTok’s contribution to consults, and make sure patient content follows the same consent process as your website gallery.
Do surgeon testimonials need disclosures?
If a patient or influencer received free or discounted treatment, or any other payment, that connection must be clearly disclosed. ASPS guidance also says testimonials should come from actual patients, and the FTC prohibits fake testimonials and undisclosed insider reviews. Testimonials that describe unusual results should make clear that outcomes differ from patient to patient.