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Case studies · Real dermatology practices

Proof, not promises.

Every case study below is a live dermatology practice — with the exact bookings, SEO, speed, and revenue numbers before and after our work. No fluff, no vanity metrics.

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  • +214%

    Consult requests

  • +3.8×

    Booking conversion

  • 0.9s

    Median LCP

  • #1–3

    Local map rank

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  • Bookings + revenue projection
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07— Frequently Asked

Answers to the questions we hear most.

A quick look at what dermatology practices ask before working with us. Need more detail? The full FAQ has everything.

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  • The numbers shown are real and measured. Results vary by starting point, market competitiveness, and how quickly the practice implements our recommendations — but 2–4x growth in 6–12 months is common.

  • New patient bookings first (the metric that pays your bills), then supporting metrics: organic traffic, keyword rankings, Google Business Profile calls, conversion rate, and ROAS on paid channels.

  • Yes — on the discovery call we walk through the 1–2 case studies closest to your market, specialty, and starting point, including what we'd do differently today.

  • Design and CRO wins show in 30–60 days. SEO compounds over 3–9 months. Full case-study-level transformation typically takes 6–12 months of consistent execution.

  • Only with your permission. We ask around month 6 once results are meaningful. Many practices opt in for the mutual exposure; some prefer privacy — both are fine.