351 Face — Dr. John Mendelsohn — Case Study

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Marketing built on trust, not just traffic.

351 Face is Dr. John Mendelsohn's plastic surgery practice. Marketing for a practice like this has to do two things at once: earn a prospective patient's trust before they ever pick up the phone, and hold up to the accuracy and compliance standards that healthcare marketing requires.

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What we built

Scope of the work.

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Digital marketing

Marketing focused on how prospective patients actually research a provider — credentials, before-and-after context, and a clear path to a consultation.

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Custom design

A design approach that feels calm, clinical, and trustworthy — never salesy — which matters more in healthcare than almost any other industry.

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SEO for a specialty practice

Visibility for procedure-specific searches alongside the practice's own name, balanced against strict standards around medical marketing claims.

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Ads support

Paid visibility for high-intent, consultation-focused searches in the practice's service area.

Why this one's different

Healthcare marketing has a higher bar.

A prospective patient researching a plastic surgery practice is making a far more personal decision than a typical purchase. The marketing has to build genuine trust and present information accurately, rather than lean on the aggressive tactics that work in other industries.

Common questions

FAQ

Do you work with healthcare or medical practices?
Yes — 351 Face is a good example of the added care healthcare marketing requires around trust, accuracy, and compliance.
How is SEO different for a plastic surgery practice?
It has to balance visibility for specific procedure searches with accurate, non-misleading content, since medical marketing carries a higher standard than most other industries.
What matters most in design for a medical practice site?
Trust. The design needs to feel calm and credible rather than salesy, and make it easy for a prospective patient to find credentials and take the next step toward a consultation.
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