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Med Spas & Aesthetics

Facebook ads for med spas that book consultations, not rejections.

Aesthetic treatments are visual, high-ticket, and heavily policed by Meta — before-and-after photos, outcome claims, and the wrong landing page get ads rejected fast. We run compliant campaigns that put your treatments in front of local clients ready to book.

Med Spas & Aesthetics — Campaign Performance
ROAS
tracked
CPA
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Conv.
real actions
Spend vs. RevenueYour accounts
Primary campaignOptimizing
RetargetingActive
ProspectingActive

Revenue-tied reporting

Built for med spas & aesthetics

The three ways med spas waste ad money

Rejected ads from before-and-after content

Before-and-after photos and outcome claims trigger Meta review fast — and repeated rejections flag your account. One non-compliant creative can stall an entire campaign while competitors keep booking.

One generic ad for every treatment you offer

A single "visit our med spa" campaign sends Botox budget to body-contouring browsers and vice versa. Without service-specific structure, you pay for clicks from people who were never going to book that treatment.

Consultation requests that never hit the calendar

Form fills without integrated scheduling or fast follow-up sit in your inbox while the prospect books with a competitor. Ads that generate interest without a booking path waste high-ticket opportunities.

Why med spa ads are a different game

Med spas and aesthetic practices sit at the intersection of beauty marketing and health regulation. Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and body contouring are high-margin services with strong visual proof — but Meta and Google restrict before-and-after imagery, personal health claims, and certain targeting options more aggressively than almost any other local business category. Run campaigns like a salon and you get a rejection queue; run them with policy-aware creative and landing pages and you reach clients competitors cannot.

The second difference is ticket size and consideration. A $400 filler appointment is not an impulse buy like a restaurant reservation — but it is also not a six-month B2B sales cycle. Prospects need to trust your providers, see credible results, and understand pricing enough to book a consultation. Campaign structure needs consultation-first offers, provider credentials upfront, and retargeting for people who visited your site but did not book — not broad awareness ads with no clear next step.

The third difference is service mix. A med spa selling Botox, laser hair removal, and body contouring to the same audience wastes budget — each treatment has different buyers, price points, and creative angles. We build separate campaign structures per service line with matched landing pages, so your laser ads reach laser buyers and your injectable ads reach injectable buyers.

How we report for med spas & aesthetics
Revenue attributed
Tracked
Per campaign
Cost per result
By channel
Not impressions
Weekly trend

No vanity metrics — every number ties to a business outcome.

What we run for med spas & aesthetic practices

Compliant creative, treatment-specific campaigns, and booking-first landing pages — built for high-ticket aesthetic services.

Policy-compliant ad creative

Ads and landing pages reviewed against current Meta and Google aesthetic policies before launch — compliant imagery, claims, and targeting so campaigns go live instead of sitting in review.

Treatment-specific campaign structure

Separate campaigns for injectables, laser, body contouring, and skin treatments — each with messaging, audiences, and landing pages matched to that service’s buyer and price point.

Consultation-first landing pages

Fast pages with provider credentials, treatment explainers, reviews, and integrated booking or tap-to-call — so every click has a clear path to a scheduled consultation.

Retargeting and nurture for high-consideration buyers

Follow-up for prospects who viewed treatment pages but did not book — educational content, limited-time consultation offers, and retargeting that keeps your practice top of mind until they are ready.

How we launch campaigns for med spas & aesthetics

Same disciplined process on every vertical — adapted to how your customers actually buy.

01

Vertical audit & strategy

We review your market, competitors, and existing accounts — then map the funnel and channel mix that actually works for your industry before anything goes live.

Industry-specific funnel map
Competitor ad review
Tracking & compliance check
02

Creative & campaign build

Industry-specific ad creative, copy, audiences, and landing pages — built and reviewed before launch, not recycled from another client.

Creative built for your vertical
03

Launch & early optimization

Campaigns go live with daily monitoring in the first two weeks — budget pacing, early signals, and anything that should be scaled or cut.

Campaigns live — daily monitoring
04

Ongoing management & reporting

Continuous optimization and monthly reporting tied to revenue — not a quarterly check-in and a dashboard of impressions.

Revenue-tied monthly report

Med spa ads questions, answered straight

Can you run Facebook ads for med spas?
Yes — with compliance built in from the start. Meta allows ads for many aesthetic services, but restricts before-and-after content, personal health claims, and certain imagery more than most categories. We review every creative and landing page against current policy before launch, so you get reach without the rejection cycle that burns med spa accounts.
Why do med spa ads keep getting rejected?
Usually one of three things: before-and-after imagery that falls outside what the platform permits, outcome claims in the copy ("erase wrinkles," "guaranteed results"), or a landing page that mentions restricted claims even when the ad does not. Platforms review the full funnel — fix the landing page first if rejections persist.
Facebook ads or Google Ads for med spas?
Both, for different intent. Google captures high-intent searches — "Botox near me," "laser hair removal [city]," "med spa [neighborhood]." Facebook and Instagram reach local prospects before they search — strong for treatment awareness, seasonal promotions, and retargeting. Most med spas we work with run both, weighted by which channel books consultations cheapest.
How much should a med spa spend on Facebook ads?
For a single-location practice, roughly $2,000–$6,000 per month in ad spend is a realistic starting range — high-ticket treatments justify higher acquisition costs when consultation-to-treatment conversion is strong. The right budget depends on your average treatment value and provider capacity. We model this from your numbers on the first call.
How do you handle before-and-after photos in ads?
Carefully — and within current platform rules. We use compliant creative formats that showcase your work without triggering rejections: provider-led content, treatment explainers, facility tours, and policy-approved imagery. When before-and-after content is restricted in paid ads, we lean on organic social, SEO, and retargeting with compliant assets.
Should each treatment have its own landing page?
Yes — for both conversion and ad quality. A prospect clicking a Botox ad should land on a Botox page with pricing guidance, provider info, and booking — not a generic homepage. Separate pages also let campaigns optimize per treatment, which lowers cost per consultation when budgets are split by service line.

Your consultation calendar has openings.

Book a 15-minute call. We will review what you are running, where bookings are leaking, and exactly how we would structure compliant campaigns for your treatments. No contracts.