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Own the shortlist for high-consideration procedures.

See which clinics and providers AI names for each procedure and market. Trace the credentials, reviews, education and local sources behind the answer, then route the next approved action.

See every shortlist you’re on.

Buyers ask the same thing a hundred ways, and each question gets its own picks. Track the questions that matter and see how far you are from the top.

First consultations

Lumisade Aesthetics 1st, in 36 of 40

Surgeon credentials

Lumisade Aesthetics 1st, in 37 of 40

Laser hair removal

Lumisade Aesthetics 2nd, in 31 of 40

Skin texture options

Lumisade Aesthetics 2nd, in 30 of 40

Miami consults

Lumisade Aesthetics 4th, in 14 of 40

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  • Your gap to first

40 AI answers per question. Height shows how many named each brand.

Explore the evidence

Give AI a reason to pick you.

Trakkr reads the pages behind every pick. When AI can’t find what it needs, Trakkr writes the fix and ships it once you approve.

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Sculpt House Clinic

Surgical consults

38of 40

Why AI picks it

  • Links public surgeon credentialsSculpt House Clinic example page
  • Explains consultation stepsSculpt House Clinic example guide
ChatGPT says

“Links the surgeon to a public register.”

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lumisade-aesthetics.test

Link surgeon credentials and scope. Verify the details with the team before publishing.

Lumisade Aesthetics

Miami consults

14of 40
  • Surgeon credentials are hard to find.Lumisade Aesthetics example page
“What should I look for in a rhinoplasty surgeon near Miami?”40 answers

Follow every pick to your site.

Connect Google Analytics to see AI referral visits and landing pages. Recorded conversions depend on the events and values configured in your property.

30 days · AI referral visits

Miami consults

/services
214 visits
214 AI visitsExample fix

Services and fit

/solutions
96 visits
96 AI visits

About the team

/about
141 visits
141 AI visits

Contact

/contact
118 visits
118 AI visits

AI referral visits

30-day total
569 visitsFour landing pages · Illustrative AI referrals

Mini bars show 30 days of AI visits.

Google Analytics attribution

Illustrative medical aesthetics and plastic surgery groups example. All providers, products, answers, counts and results in this demo are fictional. Verify facts before using an example draft. Industry-specific evidence and measurement caveats follow below.

AI search for medical aesthetics groups, explained.

AI search for medical aesthetics and plastic surgery groups means measuring whether ChatGPT, Google AI, Perplexity and Gemini name the right clinic or provider when someone asks about a procedure, market or selection criterion. Trakkr keeps the prompt, clinic entity, provider profile, answer position and public source trail together. It flags missing or conflicting evidence for a human owner to verify. It does not diagnose, judge suitability, promise an outcome or invent a credential, price, review, availability, complication rate or before-and-after result.

One readout by procedure, clinic, provider and market.

Tracked across
  • ChatGPT
  • Google
  • Perplexity
  • Gemini
Procedure shortlist signal
Miami · rhinoplasty

Prospective patient asks

What should I look for in a rhinoplasty surgeon near Miami?

Shortlist diagnosis

Lumisade Surgical Arts appears, but the fictional clinic is qualified because the provider page and independent profile do not carry the same verifiable credential trail.

#4Position

Provider entity

Clear

Credentials

Gap

Procedure

Mixed

Approved next action

Verify the official provider record, remove unsupported credential wording, and add a conservative consultation checklist.

Fictional clinics and fixed illustrative data. No credential, price, review, availability or result is real.

The answer becomes the first shortlist.

Procedure intent, provider truth and independent evidence shape who earns deeper research.

01

Shortlist moment

The first consultation can start in an AI answer.

A person can combine procedure, location, provider criteria and a concern in one question. The resulting few names shape which practices earn deeper research.

02

Entity truth

The group, clinic and provider must resolve cleanly.

A national brand page cannot stand in for a local clinic or an individual provider. Locations, profiles and procedure pages need a clear, verified relationship.

03

Trust evidence

Credentials and claims need a source trail.

Official boards, professional societies, facility information and product guidance play a different role from practice marketing. Trakkr shows which source carries which statement.

04

Patient proof

Reviews and images need context, not a score alone.

People look for experience, communication and examples relevant to their concern. AI answers can flatten that context unless the evidence is current and specific.

Open the full readout.

Switch views to see how Trakkr breaks down visibility for medical aesthetics and plastic surgery groups, from the market to the work that moves it.

Lumisade AestheticsExample readout

Roll up the group. Keep every provider local.

See where a group-level signal breaks down by clinic, procedure and provider entity.

Lumisade Aesthetic Group (fictional)

Four fictional clinics · surgical and non-surgical programmes · four US markets

Fictional clinics and fixed illustrative data. No credential, price, review, availability or result is real.

Portfolio visibility
61
-1.4 points over 30 days
Citation coverage
61%
Owned and independent evidence
Entity truth
64%
Tracked public facts and claims

Lumisade Surgical Arts · Miami

Miami, FL · Rhinoplasty and facial procedures

54

-4.7

Rank
#4
Citations
58%
Entity truth
49%

The provider entity is clear, but credential wording is not joined to a verified official record and the procedure guide lacks a consultation checklist.

Fieldhouse Aesthetics · Austin

Austin, TX · Laser hair removal and skin treatments

73

+3.2

Rank
#2
Citations
76%
Entity truth
81%

Clinic, provider and treatment pages align, while a device detail still needs an operations-approved source before it can be repeated.

North Loop Skin Studio · Chicago

Chicago, IL · Non-surgical skin texture consultations

64

+1.1

Rank
#3
Citations
67%
Entity truth
72%

The clinic explains consultation and provider roles, but its education page blurs categories and does not set clear limits on what the page can answer.

Canyon Medical Aesthetics · Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA · Injectables and facial aesthetics

47

-2.8

Rank
#5
Citations
44%
Entity truth
55%

An old directory profile and current clinic page disagree on provider roster. No treatment outcome or availability is inferred from the gap.

Attention

Miami needs a verified credential trail before its provider page is expanded. Los Angeles needs the old directory profile resolved, with any roster change confirmed by the practice before publication.

Illustrative public peer set: LaserAway, Ideal Image, Milan Laser Hair Removal, Sono Bello. These public names are examples only. They are not Trakkr customers, and no measurements about them appear on this page.

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Make every shortlist signal explainable.

The model keeps prompt, entity, evidence, caveat and owner attached.

  1. 01Model the questions

    Group prompts by market, procedure, provider criterion and research stage. Keep diagnosis and suitability questions out of the acquisition set.

  2. 02Capture the answer

    Record the engine, prompt, shortlist position, named alternative, source set and date without treating the answer as medical advice.

  3. 03Resolve the entities

    Keep the group, clinic, provider and procedure page connected at the right level.

  4. 04Check the claims

    Flag credential, role, procedure, price, review and image-source gaps for a qualified human owner.

  5. 05Route approved work

    Create the smallest action that can improve the evidence, then recheck the same prompt after the source changes.

All groups, clinics, providers, prompts, scores, positions and findings in the product preview are fixed illustrative data. The public sources below explain selection criteria and source types. They do not validate the fictional records, endorse a provider or support a treatment decision.

Questions, answered.

What medical aesthetics teams ask before a readout.

It means knowing whether an AI answer names and cites the correct clinic or provider for a specific procedure, market and selection question. A useful measurement preserves the prompt, position, entity and sources instead of reducing everything to one group score.

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