Face & nose
Begin with proportion, breathing, recovery, and the decisions that shape a natural-looking result.
Explore facial proceduresPLASTIC SURGERY / SAN FRANCISCO & WALNUT CREEK
Dr. Tanya Judge brings an artist's eye and a surgeon's discipline to decisions that should feel informed, personal, and unhurried.
Use the practice's original portraiture and social video here, with a real transcript and procedure context behind every clip.
THE EDITORIAL IDEA
The current practice already has the raw material: original media, patient education, clinical experience, and a distinct point of view. The redesign should make those assets easier to understand and easier for search systems to connect.
Each page should answer a real patient question, show the doctor's reasoning, and offer a measured next step. That structure serves people first. It also gives search engines and answer engines clearer evidence to interpret.
START WITH YOUR CONCERN
Begin with proportion, breathing, recovery, and the decisions that shape a natural-looking result.
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CLINICAL EXPERTISE
THE CONTENT SYSTEM
This direction is more than a homepage. It is a repeatable architecture for procedure education, original video, clinical proof, internal links, and consultation measurement.
One durable destination for candidacy, technique, recovery, results, FAQs, and related media.
Every useful clip gets a descriptive page, transcript, expert context, and a path into the right procedure journey.
Publications, press, reviews, and clinical experience support the pages where patients make decisions.
Calls, forms, scheduling clicks, and completed bookings become separate events instead of one vague conversion.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
Consultation messaging should set expectations before the form: what to bring, what will be discussed, the $200 consultation policy, and what happens after a request is submitted.
Concept button only. No form or patient information is collected here.