Websites for dermatology groups

A dermatology practice serves two patients at once: someone worried about a mole, and someone shopping for a cosmetic treatment. One site has to answer both, at every location. We haven't worked with a dermatology group yet, and we'd like to: keeping a portfolio of sites on one standard is the work we do every day, and we've been learning dermatology from people who practice it.

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What we hear from dermatology groups

  • “Our medical and cosmetic patients want different things from one site.”
  • “Every practice we acquire comes with its own website.”
  • “We can't tell which locations' sites are working.”

Where we'd start

  • Medical and cosmetic, side by side

    Clear paths for medical patients and for cosmetic shoppers, so neither has to wade through the other's pages to book.

  • Every practice under one team

    Acquired practices come onto one standard and one team, each keeping the name its patients know.

  • One way to measure

    Every site reports the same way, so you can compare locations directly.

The services behind it: Website Builds and Website Support. We take over your sites as they are, on WordPress or anything else, and build new ones on Astro, with a page builder built in that you own.

Groups that fit us best

  • Medical, surgical or cosmetic dermatology, or all three
  • A group growing by acquisition
  • Practices under their own names, or under one brand
  • A marketing team stretched across more sites than it can watch

The closest work we've published

We haven't worked with a dermatology group yet. This is the closest work we've done: groups that grew by acquisition, with a site for every practice.

Reading for dermatology groups

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