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AI visibility for dermatology practices

Tibly for dermatologists.

Patients now ask ChatGPT “best dermatologist near me for acne” or “who should I see about this mole” and get two or three practices back. Tibly tracks every dermatology question in your market across the AI engines, shows who gets recommended, and drafts the content that puts your practice in the answer.

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Why practices switch

Your next new patient starts with an AI answer.

What the engines do with your market's skin-care questions, and why one Google rank no longer fills the schedule.

2–3

Practices a typical AI answer names. Everyone else is invisible.

8 engines

ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Overviews, Perplexity, and more. Each keeps its own list.

Daily

Scans of every medical, cosmetic, and skin-check question in your market, with full history kept.

What you get

Built for the questions that fill dermatology schedules.

Medical visits, cosmetic consults, and skin checks tracked from question to recommendation to booked appointment.

Prompts

Your market's dermatology questions

“Best dermatologist near me for acne.” “Dermatologist that takes Aetna with appointments this month.” “How much does Botox cost in my city?” Tibly generates the questions patients actually ask in your market and runs each one daily, dozens of times per engine.

Competitors

Competitor benchmark

Every answer is scored: who got named, in what order, how warmly. You see which practices own the medical questions, which med spas are taking the cosmetic ones, and when a competitor starts gaining in your market.

Sources

Cited-source analysis

The engines cite Healthgrades, Zocdoc, Vitals, RealSelf, Google reviews, and board-certification directories when they answer dermatology questions. Tibly shows which sources drive each recommendation and where your profiles are thin, outdated, or missing.

Actions

Drafted fixes

For the questions you're losing, Tibly drafts the pages that win them: condition pages that answer “when should I see a dermatologist,” a priced cosmetic-treatment guide, and an insurance-and-availability page that says how fast a new patient gets in.

Questions we track

From the worrying mole to the Botox consult.

Every question family that fills a dermatology schedule, tracked daily across every engine your patients use.

  • Condition-to-provider questions: “who should I see about a mole / acne / eczema”
  • Insurance questions: “dermatologist near me that takes Aetna / Blue Cross / my plan”
  • Availability queries: “dermatologist with appointments this week,” “skin check near me”
  • Cosmetic questions: “best place for Botox / fillers near me,” “laser treatment cost”
  • Cost questions: “how much is a dermatologist visit without insurance”
  • Diligence checks: what AI says when a patient looks up your practice or physicians by name
  • Your own questions: add anything your patients ask, in plain English
FAQ

What dermatology practices ask us.

Straight answers on how AI visibility works for a dermatology practice.

How do I get my dermatology practice recommended by ChatGPT?
AI engines recommend practices they can verify from public sources: Healthgrades, Zocdoc, and RealSelf profiles, Google reviews, board-certification listings, and pages on your site that answer real patient questions about conditions, pricing, and availability. Tibly shows which sources the engines cite for each dermatology question in your market, where you're missing, and drafts the pages that get you named.
Does Tibly cover cosmetic questions or just medical dermatology?
Both. Cosmetic questions — “best place for Botox near me,” “laser resurfacing cost” — are tracked alongside medical ones, and they matter because med spas without a physician often win those AI answers by default. Tibly shows you which cosmetic questions you're losing, to whom, and what content wins them back.
Is this HIPAA-relevant? Does Tibly touch patient data?
No. Tibly only tracks public AI answers to public questions and analyzes public profiles like your Healthgrades listings, Google reviews, and website. It never connects to your EHR, never sees appointment or photo records, and never handles protected health information of any kind. Nothing it collects falls under HIPAA.
Our wait list is months long. Why do AI answers still matter?
Because the engines factor availability into recommendations — a patient asking “dermatologist near me with appointments this month” gets pointed at practices whose public pages signal open access. If your cosmetic lines, new providers, or second location have capacity, AI answers are how patients find them. Tibly shows what the engines currently say about getting in to see you.
What does Tibly cost for a dermatology practice?
Start with a free report: it shows who the AI engines recommend for dermatology questions in your market right now and where your practice stands. Daily tracking across all engines, competitor benchmarks, and drafted content fixes start at $49/month. No contracts — cancel anytime.

Be the answer to “best dermatologist near me”

Run the free report to see who AI recommends in your market, then track it daily from $49/month. No contracts.