Dermatology runs two businesses under one roof. A patient with a suspicious mole wants to know you take their insurance and how soon they can be seen. A patient considering laser resurfacing or Botox is comparing you against med spas on results and price. Most practice sites blur the two, so the medical patient cannot find insurance information and the cosmetic patient cannot find before-and-afters.
I design and build custom websites for dermatology practices. Every site is hand-coded, loads fast, splits medical and cosmetic paths clearly, publishes accepted insurance, and books appointments for both without a phone call.
Let's Build YoursThe medical side needs condition pages, acne, eczema, psoriasis, skin cancer screening, plus insurance, wait times and telederm options. The cosmetic side needs procedure pages with pricing, before-and-afters and financing. Both need your board certification front and center, because that is the single clearest advantage a dermatology practice has over the med spa two doors down.
I build every dermatology site around that split, then add the local SEO that gets you found for dermatologist, skin cancer screening and specific treatment searches in your part of Los Angeles.
From a first-time build to a full redesign, here's what's available. All projects include mobile-first design, local SEO setup, and fast performance out of the box.
Built from scratch to match your brand. No templates, no themes. A site that looks like you and converts visitors into calls.
Learn more →Focused packages for solo practices ready to get online fast without compromising on credibility.
Learn more →The behind-the-scenes setup that gets you found on Google when a patient nearby searches for a dermatologist, plus a properly optimized Google Business Profile.
Learn more →If your current site is slow, outdated, or just not working, a rebuild is often the most cost-effective fix.
Learn more →A slow site loses rankings and customers. Speed optimization improves your Google score and keeps visitors on the page.
Learn more →Single-purpose pages built to convert for ad campaigns, a cosmetic treatment launch, or a skin cancer screening awareness push.
Learn more →Pre-designed, professionally built templates that launch faster and still include local SEO setup, mobile optimization, and your brand. Aurelia and Mint both suit a clinical practice.
One fixed price per project, quoted after a free call. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
A clean, professional site to show your work and get you found.
More pages, a blog, and full local SEO to compete and win more jobs.
A larger custom build for online selling, booking, or bigger sites.
Final pricing depends on your pages and features. You'll get one flat number before anything starts. Sites also include a separate monthly hosting & care plan (from $15/mo) that keeps your site online, secure, updated, and backed up, quoted alongside your build so you see both numbers up front.
Most dermatology sites I'm asked to fix share the same handful of problems, and every one of them costs you patients on one side or the other.
The medical patient checks this first. A current list of accepted plans near the top converts more appointments than any amount of practice history.
Two different patients with two different concerns. Blending them means neither finds what they came for, and the cosmetic side loses to med spas.
A board-certified dermatologist has a real advantage over a med spa, and most sites treat that credential as a line in a bio instead of a headline.
Patients book everything else online. Requiring a phone call during office hours costs you appointments daily, especially cosmetic consults booked at night.
Acne, eczema, psoriasis and skin cancer screening are separate searches by patients with urgent concerns, and one services page cannot rank for any of them.
Cosmetic patients compare on price and outcomes. Without ranges and before-and-afters they book with the med spa that published both.
Custom projects come in three flat-rate packages: Starter from $1,000, Professional (with a blog and full local SEO) from $2,500, and Premium from $5,000 for larger practices with many condition and procedure pages, booking or multiple providers. If you'd rather launch faster and for less, a template-based build is a great starting point. Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free discovery call.
Yes, clearly. They are different patients with different questions, and blending them means the medical patient hunts for insurance while the cosmetic patient hunts for results. The site should split early.
As a current, plainly formatted list high on the page, with a note about what is not covered on the cosmetic side. It is the first thing medical patients look for.
Yes, and that is where much of the organic traffic comes from. Acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis and skin cancer screening are all separate searches with real intent behind them.
A range usually helps, because cosmetic patients are comparing you to med spas that publish theirs. Paired with board certification, it makes the value argument for you.
Contact forms stay limited to name and contact details, clinical intake routes into your EMR, and patient photos follow your consent process. I'm a web designer, not a compliance attorney, so anything binding should be confirmed with yours.
Yes. The portfolio page shows a selection of completed projects across different industries. You can also browse available templates if you'd like to see the design options for faster turnaround builds.
Book a free 20-minute call. I'll learn about your business, look at what you currently have, and tell you exactly what I'd do differently.
