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Effective Strategies for Closing More Cosmetic Surgery Sales

Ken Field

Sales is a process. Every touch point along the way is important. From a prospect’s initial introduction to your business and their options for services, it is important that they see this option as the best for their individual needs.

Everyone is Unique, and the Best Way to Approach Them is to Ask Probing Questions:
1. Why is this important to you?
2. How would it make you feel after you had your desired procedure completed?
3. If we could find a way to make your desired procedure affordable, would that help in supporting your decision to move forward?

It is important to get your prospect looking forward to and agreeable to the process up front. They need to see themselves agreeing to your offer before you begin to try to assist them with your presentation.

This guide will help assist you in overcoming the 6 most common objections prospects will offer. Knowing how to respond or overcome them will assist you in closing more sales and help you and your organization be more profitable!

Why do Objections Matter?

If you’re not closing more initial or follow-up sales opportunities because your prospect “needs to think about it,” or believes that the price for it does not align with what’s affordable to them, it may simply be that you have not truly sold them.

Objections aren’t barriers — they are simply signals. They represent to you that urgency, trust, or clarity in your outreach has broken down. Listen, learn, and approach the objections by presenting the best option. Doing this provides you with a fresh opportunity to help them move forward.

Your job isn’t necessarily to handle objections as much as it is to diagnose what’s stopping your prospect from saying yes to your offer and help guide them forward.

Example:

Prospect: “It’s too expensive for me right now.”
Response: “I totally understand. Just to clarify, do you mean that it’s outside your budget right now, or that you’re not sure what we are offering aligns with the price we have presented? It is important to distinguish whether your concern is the price or the cost of the procedure.”

Every Point of Contact a Potential Patient has with Your Practice is a Touch Point

Here is a sample of one of these touchpoints and how to use it effectively to capture a patient’s interest:

Touch Point One

Your website, in many cases the first introduction to you and your services. Promoting what you do and are known for is fine, but there is a difference between “telling” and “selling.” When structuring a website, every aspect of it should be in selling the prospect. Use words like “our” often, as in “our patients” (our center’s staff) to get the prospect to see themselves as one of them. Our expert team, our Medical Director (Doctor/owner can introduce themselves as the Medical Director for the business). Insert real life comments from happy patients throughout your outline of services and not just at the end of your site like most do. Prospects will invest where they feel confident that their results will be met with competence.


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