Rebeauty, an AI-based global marketing platform for hospitals, has released real hospital data from the application of SEO and generative AI search optimization (GEO).
According to a case study of a plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam released by Beauty Again, a comparison of the four months before applying Rebeauty (March–June) with the two months after (July–August) showed that the monthly average of new consultation patients increased by 61.3%, from 146 to 235.5.
Over the same period, the monthly average of consultation messages also increased by 27.2%, from 3,676.5 to 4,676.
In particular, on LINE, a global consultation channel, new consultation patients grew by 166.7%, while consultation messages increased by 120.8%.
Results were also confirmed in Google Search. The case recorded cumulative search impressions of 112,000 and 2,370 clicks, with an average position of 8.5. In generative search, the clinic was also confirmed to be recommended in Google's AI Overview for queries related to "best place for eye surgery in Gangnam."
Rebeauty's SEO and GEO differ from approaches that raise the search ranking of a specific keyword as a one-off effort. AI agents continuously collect search data and diagnose issues such as ranking declines, falling click-through rates, and outdated content, then identify improvement items and new keyword opportunities, apply them, and measure the results again.
It also resolves the problem in which treatment names, descriptions, prices, and medical staff information on hospital websites are embedded in images and cannot be sufficiently read by search engines and AI. The approach converts the internal content structure into a form that search engines and AI can understand while maintaining the existing design.
Multilingual content is also a key feature of Rebeauty. It expands Korean content into multiple languages, manages each hospital's medical terminology through a glossary, and manages both the linguistic accuracy and the localization of medical content through review by native-speaking staff.
A Beauty Again representative said, "What matters in attracting global patients is not simply running advertisements, but building a structure in which a hospital's expertise can be properly discovered and understood when patients search. We are continuously operating SEO and GEO and advancing our service so that search exposure translates into actual consultations."
Meanwhile, Rebeauty has been adopted by 25 hospitals since its service launch in July 2026, and, based on SEO and GEO, supports medical institutions with building a global search environment, operating multilingual content, and AI-based marketing.
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