Hair transplant marketing agency
A hair transplant marketing agency measured on procedures, not leads.
Vitality works with one hair restoration practice per market, across 31 measured US metros. We build the demand, protect it through the consultation, and report on what the practice actually performed — because a lead is not the outcome. A patient is.
What you are actually buying
Most hair restoration budgets are not lost in the ad account.
They are lost between the inquiry and the consultation — an unanswered call, a follow-up that stopped after two attempts, a consult that booked and never showed. An agency that reports on cost per lead will never see any of it, because every one of those failures happens after the number it is being judged on.
Demand, built compliantly
Paid search, paid social and SEO written against the medical advertising rules this vertical is actually policed by, so campaigns run instead of getting restricted.
Follow-through, instrumented
Speed to lead, follow-up sequences, consultation show rates and reactivation — the half of the funnel that decides whether demand becomes a procedure.
Attribution, to the procedure
Offline conversion tracking ties a specific ad click to a specific booked and attended consult, so the bidding learns from outcomes rather than from form fills.
The full method, vertical by vertical, is on the hair restoration marketing page.
The footprint
31 measured metros. More opening.
Every market below is measured from live Google Ads data: how many people search to restore their hair each month, when demand peaks, and how contested the top provider terms are. Yellow markers are measured markets — click through for the full market page. One practice per market. Pick yours.
Atlanta
GA- ~10k
- searches/mo
- Jan
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Austin
TX- ~5k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 11%
- women’s
Baltimore
MD- ~4k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Boston
MA- ~10k
- searches/mo
- Apr
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Charlotte
NC- ~6k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 14%
- women’s
Chicago
IL- ~14k
- searches/mo
- Jan
- peak
- 12%
- women’s
Columbus
OH- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Oct
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Dallas
TX- ~13k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 11%
- women’s
Detroit
MI- ~6k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Hartford
CT- ~4k
- searches/mo
- Sep
- peak
- 12%
- women’s
Houston
TX- ~9k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Indianapolis
IN- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Mar
- peak
- 14%
- women’s
Kansas City
MO- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 14%
- women’s
Long Island
NY- ~2k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 5%
- women’s
Los Angeles
CA- ~27k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 12%
- women’s
Miami
FL- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Apr
- peak
- 11%
- women’s
Milwaukee
WI- ~2k
- searches/mo
- Jun
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Minneapolis
MN- ~5k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Nashville
TN- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Jan
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
New Orleans
LA- ~2k
- searches/mo
- Feb
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
New York
NY- ~42k
- searches/mo
- Mar
- peak
- 12%
- women’s
Orlando
FL- ~2k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 12%
- women’s
Philadelphia
PA- ~11k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Pittsburgh
PA- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Raleigh
NC- ~4k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
San Antonio
TX- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
San Jose
CA- ~14k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 10%
- women’s
St. Louis
MO- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Dec
- peak
- 14%
- women’s
Tampa
FL- ~1k
- searches/mo
- Jul
- peak
- 11%
- women’s
Washington DC
DC- ~13k
- searches/mo
- Aug
- peak
- 10%
- women’s
West Palm Beach
FL- ~3k
- searches/mo
- Jul
- peak
- 13%
- women’s
Your metro not listed? We build the report anyway.
Every market report is built by hand from live data for your specific metro. Free for the practices in it.
Common questions
Hair transplant marketing, answered
- What does a hair transplant marketing agency actually do?
- It creates demand from people considering a procedure and then protects that demand until it becomes a booked, attended consultation. In practice that is compliant paid search and paid social, SEO and AI search visibility, and the tracking that ties a specific ad click to a specific procedure. The marketing half is table stakes; the follow-through half is where most hair restoration budgets are actually lost.
- Why not use a general medical or dental marketing agency?
- Hair restoration carries constraints a generalist meets for the first time on your budget. Google restricts health-related advertising data, before-and-after imagery triggers ad account reviews, PRP and device trademarks each require documented authorisation, and the sales cycle runs months rather than days. A generalist learns those rules by getting the account restricted.
- How long does hair transplant marketing take to produce patients?
- Inquiries typically arrive in the first weeks. Procedures take longer, because the decision itself takes months: a patient researches, books a consultation, weighs cost and downtime, and often returns later. This is why measuring on cost per lead is misleading in this vertical and why we report on consults booked, consults attended, and procedures.
- What does "one practice per market" mean?
- We work with a single hair restoration practice in each metro we serve. Two clients in the same market bid against each other, share the same organic results, and split the same referral base, which makes both accounts worse. When a market is taken, it is taken.
- Who owns the ad account and the data?
- The practice does. Campaigns are built inside accounts the client owns, so the history, the conversion data and the audiences remain with the practice if the relationship ends. An agency that holds your ad account holds your leverage as well as your data.