Website Health Score
A strong practice hidden behind a weak website — you win patients in person, then lose them online.
What you're already doing right
Where you're losing patients
Each item below is a place where an interested patient hesitates, gets confused, or leaves for a competitor.
Your reviews are invisible where it counts — Google search
high leakWhen someone searches your name or “cosmetic surgeon Hialeah,” Google shows competitors’ star ratings but not yours, because your 100 reviews aren’t connected to your site in the way Google reads them.
Patients click the listing that shows gold stars — often a competitor — before they ever reach you. That’s consultations lost at the very first step, before anyone even sees your work.
Add review “markup” so your 5.0 and 100 reviews appear as gold stars in Google, and put a review badge at the very top of your page.
There are no procedure pages, so patients can’t picture their surgery
high leakYour site never explains a single procedure — no BBL, tummy tuck, breast, or liposuction page. A patient researching a mommy makeover finds nothing to read.
People research for weeks before booking cosmetic surgery. With nothing to read, they leave for a surgeon whose site answers “am I a candidate, what’s recovery like, what does it cost.”
Add one clear page per procedure you perform — what to expect, recovery, and a short FAQ — starting with the surgeries your reviews already mention.
Patients can’t see who you are or your credentials
high leakThe site has two generic sentences about you and a casual phone selfie — no board certification, training, years of experience, or professional photo.
“Who is operating on me?” is the biggest fear in elective surgery. Without a confident answer, cautious patients simply don’t book.
Add a real bio with your certification, training and experience, a professional portrait, and a short introduction video.
There are no before-and-after photos
high leakThere’s no gallery of your results anywhere on the site, even though your Instagram already has them.
Result photos are the single most persuasive thing a surgeon can show. Without them, patients can’t judge your work and hesitate to commit.
Add a before-and-after gallery (with patient consent), organized by procedure.
No pricing or financing guidance
medium leakCost is never mentioned, and there’s no financing information anywhere on the page.
Cost is the number-one question patients have. Silence makes them assume “too expensive” or keep shopping around.
Add starting-price ranges and financing options to pre-qualify serious patients before the consult.
Nothing stops mobile visitors from bouncing
medium leakOn a phone there’s no always-visible Book or WhatsApp button — the number sits only at the very top — and there are large blank gaps between sections.
Most of your visitors are on phones. Every extra tap it takes to contact you loses a share of them for good.
Add a sticky Call / Book / WhatsApp bar on mobile and tighten the page spacing.
4 more issues are quietly costing you patients
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