Hollywood Weekly Plastic Surgeon Beauty Issue — Awards-Season Campaign

Hollywood Weekly® January 2027 Beauty Issue

Reach image-conscious consumers during Hollywood Awards Season.

Hollywood Weekly is inviting a limited group of qualified plastic surgeons and cosmetic-surgery practices to participate in a three-month visibility campaign running January through March 2027.

Placement is subject to credential review, editorial approval and availability. No payment is requested until the practice is approved.

Three months of visibility

Awards-Season Plastic Surgery Spotlight

$995

January–March 2027 · Limited national participation

What your practice receives

Magazine visibility

One full-page advertisement in the January 2027 Beauty Issue with your approved branding, services and consultation call to action.

Professional profile

A professionally presented surgeon or practice profile featuring credentials, philosophy, specialties and patient-education priorities.

Three-month web presence

January through March placement on HollywoodWeeklyMagazine.com with a permanent online article archive.

Direct response

Practice website, telephone number, consultation link and a QR code that can lead readers directly to your approved destination.

Audience promotion

A coordinated announcement through Hollywood Weekly’s available social-media and newsletter channels.

Campaign reporting

A summary of measurable website visibility and link activity available through the campaign.

Limited availability

Local distinction matters.

Hollywood Weekly may limit participating practices by market, specialty or editorial fit. Qualified applicants can request city or specialty consideration while availability remains.

Designed for practices that want to:

  • Build name recognition
  • Explain their approach and credentials
  • Educate prospective patients
  • Drive qualified consultation inquiries
  • Strengthen long-term search visibility

Sample campaign presentation

See how your practice can be presented

FULL-PAGE
MAGAZINE AD

Practice advertisement

Brand message, services, contact information and consultation QR code.

MEET THE
SURGEON

Editorial-style profile

Credentials, philosophy, specialties and patient education in a polished presentation.

WEB + SOCIAL
VISIBILITY

Digital campaign

A permanent article, promotional post and direct consultation destination.

Conceptual examples only. Final layouts use the participating practice’s approved materials and claims.

Credential and advertising standards

Medical advertising requires accuracy, transparency and respect for patient privacy. Hollywood Weekly reviews supplied materials for editorial presentation, but each practice remains responsible for medical, licensing, privacy and advertising compliance.

Practice verification

Applicants provide the surgeon’s professional name, practice address, license details, board-certification claims and official website.

Patient images

Before-and-after or patient photographs require documented authorization and should use consistent, non-misleading presentation.

Truthful claims

No guarantees, deceptive comparisons, fabricated testimonials or unsupported promises of results are accepted.

Clear disclosure

Paid placements are identified as advertising, sponsored profiles or promotional features as appropriate.

How to apply

  1. Submit your practice name, surgeon name, location, specialties, website and telephone number.
  2. Hollywood Weekly reviews credentials, market availability and editorial fit.
  3. Approved practices receive material requirements and payment instructions.
  4. Provide approved photography, copy points, consent confirmation and consultation destination.
  5. Review and approve the final advertisement or profile before publication.

Request consideration for your market.

The complete three-month package is $995, subject to approval and availability.

Apply for the Beauty Issue

Hollywood Weekly does not provide medical advice, endorse clinical outcomes or guarantee patient inquiries. Participation is advertising and publicity, not a recommendation of medical services. Prospective patients should independently evaluate practitioner qualifications and make decisions with an appropriately licensed medical professional.