When clients ask AI where to get treated, is your med spa named?
"Best place for Botox near me" and "is laser hair removal safe" start in AI now. We help AI find your med spa, understand your providers and treatments, and cite trusted sources that mention you.
The questions that decide who gets the call.
These are the kinds of questions clients type into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google every day. AI answers with a short list, and the med spas it names are the ones it can find and trust.
We track questions like these for your med spa every month, so you can see whether you're named, how you're described and who shows up instead. (Here's how AI visibility is measured.)
Example questions. Yours are built around your med spa and market.
What makes AI recommend a med spa
AI assistants favor businesses that trusted sources mention and that explain themselves clearly. About 94% of links cited by AI come from non-paid sources (Muck Rack, Dec 2025).
Providers and credentials
Who performs each treatment, their licenses and training, and medical oversight, written as clear text.
Treatment pages with real details
What each treatment involves, who it suits, downtime, typical number of sessions and price ranges.
Safety information
Balanced explanations of risks and who shouldn't have a treatment. AI favors sources that are honest about limits.
Independent coverage
Local lifestyle and business coverage helps AI recommend you over clinics that only describe themselves.
Stories we write for med spas
Each month our team writes a real news story about your med spa, you approve it, and we publish it on news sites, up to USA Today, TheStreet and Street Insider on higher plans.
- A new injector, provider or medical director
- New treatments or technology
- Seasonal guidance (summer skin care, laser timing)
- Community and charity events
- Milestones, expansions and awards
Claims you can back up
The FTC Act requires advertising to be truthful and non-deceptive, with evidence behind claims. For aesthetic treatments that means no guaranteed results, no unsupported "painless" or "permanent" claims, and no client photos or details without written consent. Releases go to you, and your medical director if needed, for approval first. Source: FTC: Advertising FAQs, A Guide for Small Business.
Every plan also includes an AI search optimization foundation for your site, cloud stacks and monthly AI visibility tracking. More on the approach: generative engine optimization.
Quick answers
Can you use before-and-after photos?
Only with the client's written consent, and only if they reflect typical results. Many releases work better focusing on providers, treatments and news.
Can we advertise on ChatGPT instead?
OpenAI says ChatGPT ads aren't shown near personal health topics, and health advertisers must meet strict eligibility criteria. Earned coverage and a strong site are the more reliable way in.
Which treatments benefit most?
High-consideration treatments clients research first: injectables, laser, body contouring, skin resurfacing and hormone or wellness services.
See what AI says about your med spa.
We'll ask the major AI engines the questions your clients ask and show you where you stand, free.
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