Does AI recommend your Seattle clinic for PRP?

It recommends a short list — usually 1–3 clinics per answer. When a Seattle patient asks "Best vampire facial near me?", AI names specific clinics pulled from Google Business Profile, reviews, and "best PRP in Seattle" lists. Citevra shows whether you're on that list and who beats you.

High-intent Seattle prompts include: "Best vampire facial near me?", "PRP hair restoration near me?", "Where to get PRP under eyes in Seattle?", "How much is a PRP facial in Seattle?". Citevra tracks these every week across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude.

PRP queries are concern-led ("hair loss", "under-eye hollows"), so clinics that map PRP to the concern in their content and listings get recommended for the underlying problem. Earned mentions (Reddit, RealSelf) carry outsized weight for regenerative treatments patients are unsure about.

A typical PRP booking runs about $600. If AI sends even two a month to a Seattle competitor instead of you, that's roughly $14,400 a year. PRP for hair is largely off-label, so avoid "FDA-approved" claims, and outcome photos require HIPAA authorization. Citevra flags AI-facing claims and missing consent signals.