Medical track
Condition-Specific Campaigns
Each condition gets its own campaign and its own landing page. Eczema patients land on an eczema page, not a homepage.
Read more ↗We are an agency that builds the infrastructure to fill your schedule on both tracks. We know the difference between a psoriasis patient on insurance and a cosmetic filler patient spending out of pocket.
A senior dermatology strategist picks up. Not a sales rep.
Dermatology is two businesses under one roof. The patient who comes in for eczema biologics and the patient booking a Botox consultation are separated by completely different search intent, different conversion timelines, different platforms, and different emotional drivers.
We build separate systems for each track. Campaigns, landing pages, attribution, reporting. We manage them as the distinct businesses they are. What does not change between them: the clinical depth we bring to the work, the geographic exclusivity we give every client, and reporting that speaks the language of your P&L, not an ad platform.
Medical track
Each condition gets its own campaign and its own landing page. Eczema patients land on an eczema page, not a homepage.
Read more ↗Medical track
Mohs patients have been diagnosed and referred. They search for a surgeon, not a dermatologist. That intent gets its own build.
Read more ↗Both tracks
Ad performance wired to your practice management system, so campaigns optimize toward patients who attend, not patients who click.
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Awareness, consideration and conversion layers running at once. Conversion-stage ads stop burning on awareness-stage audiences.
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Where cosmetic patients run their final provider comparison. Managed as a core acquisition channel, not a reputation task.
Read more ↗Both tracks
Event-level exclusions configured before any campaign launches. It is the first technical task in every engagement.
Read more ↗Payer mix. Prior authorization. Dupilumab. Mohs micrographic surgery. RealSelf. IL-13 inhibitors. These are not terms we learned from a client brief.
Clicks and form fills do not appear on your P&L. Attended appointments do. Completed procedures do. That is what we optimize toward.
Psoriasis in October. Skin cancer screening in February. Pre-summer Botox eight weeks before Memorial Day. Your calendar runs 90 days ahead of demand.
Geographic exclusivity across every market, both tracks protected. When a competing practice approaches us in your market, we decline.
Across the dermatology accounts we have audited, these are the structural problems that show up most often. None of them are bidding problems. All of them are architecture problems.
Illustrative figures for this build. Replace with your own audit data before launch.
Two engagements, one from each track. Full breakdowns live on the case studies page.
Medical dermatology · Four locations
We rebuilt the campaign structure, deployed condition-specific landing pages, and connected attribution through the practice EHR.
Cosmetic dermatology · Single location
We built a three-stage Meta system, optimized the RealSelf profile, and activated the pre-summer Botox window ten weeks out.
Every agency I talked to before told me they had healthcare experience. None of them had ever heard of prior auth. Claros Digital knew my world before the first call ended.
Our reports used to show clicks and impressions. Now they show attended appointments and cost per patient by location.
We opened a third location and Claros Digital had cannibalization monitoring in place before the campaign launched. We grew combined volume instead of splitting it.
Book a strategy call. We audit your current setup before the call. You arrive with a diagnosis. We arrive with a direction.