What Does A Plastic Surgery Website Actually Cost?
Most practices searching this are tired of "it depends" and a follow-up call three weeks later. Here's the real number, and what actually moves it.
The Starting Number
Web Reanimation projects for plastic surgery practices start at $10,000. Most single-location practices with 3-6 procedures end up between $10,000 and $18,000. Multi-surgeon or multi-location practices run higher, since every additional location typically needs its own set of pages built around that market.
That's a fixed-price proposal, not an hourly estimate. You know the number before the work starts, not after.
What Actually Moves The Price
What You're Not Paying For
No monthly "hostage fees" to keep your own site online. No platform lock-in. You own the code, the content, and the domain when the project is done. If you want ongoing support after launch, Managed Hosting starts at $197/month — but it's optional, never required to keep your site running.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Web Reanimation projects for plastic surgery practices start at $10,000. Most single-location practices land between $10,000 and $18,000 depending on how many procedure pages and how much before/after gallery infrastructure you need. Multi-location or multi-surgeon practices run higher.
Three things, mostly: how many procedures need their own dedicated page, how many locations or markets you're marketing in, and whether you want an integrated consultation-request or financing tool built in rather than a generic contact form.
If your existing site's foundation is sound and the problem is really just upkeep — broken forms, slow load times, no one updating content — Managed Hosting starts at $197/month and doesn't require a full rebuild. A full Web Reanimation makes sense when the site itself, not just its maintenance, is the problem.
Usually because it's a template with your logo dropped in, not real research into your procedures, your market, or your state's medical-board advertising rules. That's not a knock on a lower price — it's a different product. Ask what's actually included before comparing numbers.
Gallery infrastructure — consent-compliant presentation, filtering by procedure, HIPAA-safe handling — is scoped into the base project once we know how many procedures and how many photo sets you're working with. It's part of the proposal, not a surprise line item after the fact.
You take the free Reanimation Assessment, then get a fixed-price proposal scoped to your actual procedures and patient volume. No hourly billing, no "starting at" bait-and-switch once the real scope is on the table.