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When someone asks AI who does natural-looking Botox nearby, see whose name they read first.

Aesthetic clients research for weeks before they book, and more of that research now happens inside AI tools. Found in AI asks the questions they ask each month and shows which med spas are named, for which treatments, and why.

5 AI toolsUp to 25 tracked questionsWorks on the site you already have

Tracked questionSample
ClaudeGeminiChatGPT

Where can I get natural-looking Botox from a nurse injector near me?

A few local med spas describe who performs injections and under which medical director. Competitor B names its nurse injectors and their training, and publishes per-unit pricing. Competitor C offers free consultations and has a large before and after gallery. A consultation is the best way to judge fit.

You: not named2 competitors namedClaude

How buyers decide

Your customers are asking AI first. Here is what they ask.

Aesthetic treatments are elective, so nobody is in a hurry. Clients compare for weeks, save photos, and ask AI tools the questions they feel awkward asking in person: who does subtle work, what a unit costs, how long results last. The answers favour med spas that publish those details openly instead of hiding them behind a consultation form.

Trust is the deciding factor, and it is built from specifics. Clients want to know who holds the needle, which medical professional supervises the clinic and what training the injector has. Vague wording like "certified experts" gives an AI tool nothing to repeat. A named nurse injector with stated credentials and a named medical director gives it something concrete.

Demand also moves with the calendar. Laser hair removal and skin resurfacing questions rise in the cooler months, while wedding season brings questions about timing a treatment before a date. Memberships and packages are researched the way people compare gyms. A med spa can be named for injectables and missing entirely from laser, body contouring or skincare questions.

Questions we would track

Eight questions from your customers, and who gets named.

  • Natural-looking Botox from a nurse injector near me: You are named
  • How much does lip filler cost per syringe locally?: You are named
  • Best med spa for laser hair removal on darker skin: Only competitors named
  • Med spa with a medical director on site: You are named
  • When should I get Botox before my wedding?: Only competitors named
  • Microneedling versus chemical peel for acne scars near me: Only competitors named
  • Med spa membership that includes monthly facials: You are named
  • Who offers free aesthetic consultations nearby?: You are named

Highlighted questions name you in the sample. The rest name only competitors, or nobody.

Every example on this site is a sample with fictional businesses. It shows what a report looks like, not a result anyone was promised.

Sample report

What your monthly report looks like.

Five tracked questions, asked of the five AI tools. Each cell records whether the answer named you, linked you, or named only competitors.

QuestionChatGPTClaudePerplexityGeminiGoogle AI Overviews
Natural-looking Botox from a nurse injectorNamed and linkedNamedNamed and linkedNamedNamed and linked
Lip filler cost per syringeNamedNamed and linkedNamedCompetitor named, you were notNamed
Laser hair removal on darker skinCompetitor named, you were notCompetitor named, you were notNo business namedCompetitor named, you were notCompetitor named, you were not
Med spa with a medical director on siteNamed and linkedNamedNamedNamed and linkedCompetitor named, you were not
Botox timing before a weddingNo business namedCompetitor named, you were notCompetitor named, you were notNo business namedCompetitor named, you were not
Named and linkedNamedOnly competitors namedNobody namedSample data

AI Visibility ScoreSample data

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Share of tracked answers that name each businessSample data
Competitor A74%
Competitor B63%
You52%
Competitor C45%
Competitor D31%

What AI tools can use

Content that answers the questions in your trade.

We cannot decide what an AI tool says. What you can control is whether your website answers your customers' questions clearly. These are the kinds of pages that do.

  1. Who performs each treatment

    Name your injectors and laser technicians, their licence type and training, and your supervising medical director. Specific names and credentials are what an answer about trust can point to.

  2. Published pricing structure

    Explain how you price: per unit, per syringe, per area or per session, and what is included. Even a starting price lets an AI tool answer the cost question with your name in it.

  3. Treatment pages that set expectations

    For each treatment, describe who it suits, how many sessions are typical at your clinic, downtime and how follow-ups work, without promising a specific outcome.

  4. Skin type and timing guides

    Write about which lasers you use for which skin tones and how to plan treatments around events. These are questions clients ask often and few clinics answer in writing.

Gaps

Where a competitor was named and you were not.

Every report lists these gaps, with an idea for what to publish to answer each question.

Best med spa for laser hair removal on darker skinNamed instead: Competitor A and Competitor C namedWhat to publish to answer itLaser Hair Removal for Every Skin Tone: The Devices We Use and Why
When should I get Botox before my wedding?Named instead: Competitor B namedWhat to publish to answer itPlanning Injectables Before a Big Event: A Timeline From Our Injectors
Microneedling versus chemical peel for acne scars near meNamed instead: Competitor C and Competitor D namedWhat to publish to answer itMicroneedling or a Chemical Peel? How We Help Clients Choose at Consultation

Questions about med spas

Will this put my med spa in AI answers?

No. No one can guarantee what an AI tool says, and we do not claim to. Found in AI shows where you are named today, which treatments you are missing from, and whether that changes after you publish new content.

How do you handle before and after claims?

The optional writer never invents results or patient stories. Drafts describe your treatments, process and policies, and every one waits for your approval, so you can check the wording against the rules that apply to your clinic.

Can I track individual treatments separately?

Yes. Questions are grouped by treatment, so you can see injectables, laser, skin and body work on their own lines of the report.

Do memberships and packages matter for AI answers?

Clients ask about them directly, so a clear membership page gives AI tools something to cite. If your packages live only in a PDF or at the front desk, those questions tend to name other clinics.

Find out what AI tells your customers.

Tracking starts at $149 a month, on the website you already have. You do not need a new site.