Cosmetic surgery SEO is how a clinic gets found while a patient researches a procedure for months: "tummy tuck recovery week by week", "how long after breast augmentation can I fly", or a question to ChatGPT about which clinic in town operates in its own accredited theatre. Sorank finds these questions for every procedure your surgeons perform, writes factual articles with their sources and tracks which clinics the AI assistants recommend.
Turn on draft mode and no article goes live before a surgeon has approved it; none of them promises a result.

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Patients read at every stage: "questions to ask at a rhinoplasty consultation", "what happens on the day of a facelift", "swelling after liposuction month by month", "breast implant replacement after 10 years". Sorank groups these questions into one cluster per procedure (consultation, day of surgery, recovery, results, revision), writes the articles and links each cluster to its procedure page.
See the plan in the Topic Cluster Generator.
"Best clinic for a breast reduction in Manchester", "is it safe to have a BBL abroad", "how much is a mommy makeover": patients put these questions to ChatGPT and Gemini before they book a consultation. Sorank asks the questions you track every month and shows whether your clinic is named, which clinics and directories are cited instead, and which pages each answer relies on.
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Sorank gathers your Search Console and Analytics data in one view: the pages that gain clicks, those that decline or disappear, and the articles it wrote, flagged as such. You see whether the rhinoplasty recovery articles feed the rhinoplasty page, which procedures need more content, and how many visits now come from ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini.
It all sits in the GEO / SEO Dashboard.
WordPress, Wix, Webflow, or the platform of a clinic group linked through a webhook. Sorank reads your Search Console data to see which procedures already bring visits, and from which cities.
Breast, body and face procedures, who performs each one, where you operate and how patients stay. Add your house rules to the default instructions: no promised results, nothing aimed at under-18s, only consented photos. Sorank then proposes the patient questions for each procedure, with volume and difficulty.
Articles wait as drafts until the surgeon concerned approves them, then go live on the days you set, each linked to its procedure page and to your consultation request.
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Cosmetic surgery SEO is the work that makes a clinic visible while people research a surgical procedure: in the Google Maps results, in the regular results and in the answers of AI assistants. For a clinic, it covers more than one surgeon: the facility, the anesthesia and nursing team, the consultation process, aftercare, prices and payment plans. It rests on a complete Google Business Profile, one page per procedure and per surgeon, and articles that answer the questions patients ask between their first search and the consultation.
Neighboring pages cover the rest of aesthetics: med spas for injectables and lasers, plastic surgeons for the practice built around one surgeon, dermatologists for medical skin care and weight-loss clinics for the programs some patients complete before body contouring.
Slowly, and against several clinics. They read about the procedure for weeks, compare the surgeons' experience, study galleries and reviews, check where the operation takes place and what the quote includes, and may book more than one consultation before deciding. The clinic that has already answered their questions in writing starts the consultation with their trust.
Each AI assistant reads different sources. In our beauty AI citation study (2700 answers, June to August 2026), the leading source of ChatGPT is Wikipedia at 1.67% of its answers, that of Gemini is Trustpilot at 3.22% and that of Perplexity is YouTube at 2.11%, while YouTube as a whole fell from 2.67% of answers in June to 0.33% in August. Reference pages, reviews and video all count, and none of them holds its place for long: track the answers model by model, month after month.
Those of each country where you operate or recruit patients. Two examples:
Sorank gives neither legal nor medical advice. Your surgeons approve each article, and your default writing instructions can carry the rules of your country.
Factually, whether you welcome patients from other countries or answer local patients who are tempted to travel. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lists cosmetic surgery among the most common procedures of medical tourism trips, reminds travelers that accreditation does not guarantee a positive outcome and advises delaying air travel for 10 to 14 days after major surgery.
A clinic that receives travelling patients should state how long they need to stay nearby, who follows them once home and what happens if a complication appears after they leave. A clinic that does not can publish the questions to ask any surgeon, at home or abroad, without disparaging anyone. Both kinds of page answer questions the assistants hear every day.
All of these are YMYL subjects for Google. Our guide to healthcare content marketing covers the standard such pages must meet.
A direct answer, then what the patient weighs: who the procedure suits and who should wait, how the consultation works, the type of anesthesia and the length of the stay, the stages of recovery as ranges, the common risks and the rarer serious ones, the long-term follow-up and what a revision involves. It names the surgeon who reviewed it, the date of that review and its sources, regulators and device labeling first. Photos appear only with written consent and an honest caption. It ends with a link to the procedure page and to the consultation request.

Sorank handles keyword research by procedure and by stage, the articles with their sources and internal links, publication after your review, backlinks from the sites of other Sorank customers, the monthly report on AI answers and your Search Console and Analytics data in one dashboard.
Your clinic keeps the medical and legal review, its registration and accreditation, the Google Business Profile, the reviews and your replies, which should never discuss a patient's treatment (see how to respond to Google reviews), the galleries and their consent forms, surgeon profiles, prices, payment plans, bookings, city pages and directory listings.
On Sorank, the Essential plan costs $49 a month per site billed yearly, or $99 without commitment, with 20 articles a month and 10 prompts tracked in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. A clinic with a long procedure list or several sites can move to Pro, $129 a month yearly or $249 monthly, for 60 articles plus Grok, or to Business, $249 yearly or $499 monthly, for 120 articles (compare the plans). You can try it free for 3 days, and the 90-day results-or-refund guarantee covers each plan.
Google sets no delay, so no honest provider can promise one. Profile updates and new reviews can show within weeks. Procedure articles gain impressions once indexed, then clicks over several months, and the research cycle of a patient is itself long. Review each procedure after three months of publishing, and judge it on consultation requests as well as clicks.
Several months. Profile changes and reviews can show within weeks; procedure articles collect impressions first, then clicks. Judge each procedure after three months, on clicks and on consultation requests.
With Sorank, $49 a month per site billed yearly or $99 month to month, for 20 articles and 10 tracked AI prompts. Clinics with many procedures or sites can choose Pro or Business, after a 3-day free trial.
No. Your profile, your reviews and replies, and your galleries with their consent forms stay with your clinic. Sorank writes and publishes the articles on your website and tracks the AI answers.
Facts it can verify: procedure pages, surgeon profiles with credentials, your registration or accreditation, consistent directory listings and recent reviews. Sorank then shows each month whether ChatGPT names your clinic, and on which sources.
Those that bring the most consultations, combined with your city, then their cost, recovery and comparison questions. Add revision and travel questions once the core procedures are covered.
Yes. Each article can wait as a draft until the surgeon concerned approves it; Sorank provides no medical or legal review. Articles go to WordPress, Wix, Webflow or Shopify directly, and to other platforms through a webhook.
We don't. Sorank isn't trying to be another Semrush or Ahrefs. Those tools are built for data, Sorank is built to do the work. Instead of more dashboards to check, it turns SEO and GEO insights into actions: articles written and published, backlinks earned, technical fixes and AI visibility tracking. Less complexity, more results.
From $49/month per website on a yearly plan, with a 3-day free trial and a 90-day money-back guarantee (conditions apply). Every plan includes articles, AI visibility tracking and access to natural backlink acquisition; higher plans add more articles, more AI prompts tracked and more backlinks. No setup fees, no paying for seats you don't use.
You shouldn't need a full marketing team or expensive tools to grow. Sorank handles your entire SEO and AI visibility, so you save time and money.







































