More patients for your Canadian aesthetic clinic — from Google

Most clinics I work with invest between CAD $3,000 and $8,000 per month, depending on the city, the size of the clinic, and whether you want Google Ads on top of SEO. Smaller clinics in secondary markets can start lower; multi-location practices in Toronto or Vancouver typically sit at the higher end. I quote in USD via Stripe or Wise for simpler cross-border invoicing, and there's no long lock-in — month-to-month after the first 90 days.

Local SEO and Google Business Profile improvements usually show in 30 to 60 days — more calls, more direction requests, more map pack visibility. Treatment-page rankings on Google take 3 to 6 months for most cities. Competitive city-level keywords like "Botox Toronto" or "lip filler Vancouver" can take 6 to 12 months. If you run Google Ads alongside SEO, you see enquiries in the first two weeks.

Yes — I work with clinics across every province. Most of my work is in Ontario, BC, Quebec, and Alberta, but I have clients in smaller cities too. Smaller markets are often where the fastest wins are, because the competition for treatment-specific keywords is lighter and a well-built site can dominate the local map pack in a few months.

You don't have to switch — many of my clients use me alongside their agency for the clinic-specific SEO work the agency doesn't specialise in. Aesthetic and dermatology marketing has its own rules: Health Canada advertising restrictions, Google's healthcare ad policy, YMYL ranking signals, treatment-page architecture. Most generalist agencies treat clinics like any other small business. That's usually where the gap is.

Pick what you need. Single-service engagements are common — Google Business Profile only, Google Ads only, Instagram and reels content only, a one-off website rebuild, or a content audit. Most clinics start with one or two services and add on once they see results. Full marketing partnerships are also available if you'd rather one person handle everything.

Yes. For clinics in Montreal, Quebec City, Laval, Gatineau, and bilingual Ottawa, I build French treatment pages with proper hreflang setup so the French and English versions don't compete with each other. French content is also a real competitive edge — most clinics ignore it, and the keywords have less competition.

No, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. What I will tell you, on the audit call, is exactly what's realistic for your city and clinic size, and what the first 90 days will look like. If the numbers don't make sense for you, I'll say so and recommend something else.

Yes. Short-form video is one of the highest-reach channels for aesthetic clinics right now — reels showing before-and-afters, treatment explainers, and behind-the-scenes consistently outperform static posts. I plan the content calendar, write scripts, edit footage your clinic team captures, and run paid boosting on the reels that gain organic traction. Instagram and TikTok are the priority platforms for most Canadian clinics; Facebook supports local trust.

Send your clinic website by WhatsApp or fill the contact form. I'll come back within a few hours with a few questions and book the free audit at a time that works in your time zone. The audit itself takes 30 to 45 minutes and you walk away with a written summary either way.