Schema Markup for Dermatologists: Step-by-Step Guide

# Schema Markup for Dermatologists: Step-by-Step

Why Schema Matters for AI Visibility

AI models like ChatGPT and Gemini parse structured data to understand your business. Without `MedicalBusiness` schema, your dermatologist practice is just unstructured text to them.

Step 1: Base Business Schema

Add `MedicalBusiness` JSON-LD to your homepage with:

Business name, address, phone, hours

`priceRange`: "Rs 2,000-50,000"

`medicalSpecialty` or `serviceType`: "laser hair removal", "chemical peels"

Step 2: Service-Level Schema

Create individual `Service` or `MedicalProcedure` entries for each offering:

laser hair removal — include cost, duration, description

chemical peels — include eligibility, prep instructions

acne scar treatment — include recovery time, expected results

PRP therapy — include practitioner qualifications

Step 3: Review & FAQ Schema

Add `AggregateRating` from Google reviews and `FAQPage` schema for common questions like:

"How much does laser hair removal cost?"

"Is chemical peels painful?"

"How to choose the best dermatologist?"

Step 4: Validate & Monitor

Use Google's Rich Results Test and Schema.org validator. Check monthly that AI assistants accurately reflect your services and pricing (Rs 2,000-50,000).

Competitor Benchmark

Kaya Skin Clinic has partial schema implementation. Full MedicalBusiness markup puts you ahead in AI answer extraction.

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Schema Markup for Dermatologists: Step-by-Step Guide

Why Schema Matters for AI Visibility

Step 1: Base Business Schema

Step 2: Service-Level Schema

Step 3: Review & FAQ Schema

Step 4: Validate & Monitor

Competitor Benchmark

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