Med Spas

You perfect every face. I fill the calendar.

Aesthetics buyers research for weeks. They compare providers, read reviews, and study galleries long before they book a consult. Carcin builds the proof they look for, ranks the treatment pages they search, and keeps the follow-up running after they leave.

Usage-based pricing, starting at $19.99/mo · No contracts · Cancel anytime

Provenance

From the team that ran growth for brands you know.

Boss PDX
Artistic Pavers
Togal
CRESA
Circle K
Netflix
LeadsRx
Jungle Island
Payless
Del Toro
Fox's Lounge

The team behind Carcin ran growth for over 1,000 businesses across 13 years, appointment and consultation practices among them. We distilled all of it into Carcin. That is their past record, not Carcin's customer list.

103
Growth channels in the Carcin library. A handful of them decide whether an aesthetics calendar fills. Carcin · Measured product fact

A consult is booked weeks after the first search.

Nobody books an injectable on impulse. This is the order Carcin works in, built around a buyer who reads everything before she calls.

Step 01

The hub goes up

A page per treatment, not one services list. Before and after galleries, transparent pricing, provider credentials, and a booking path that does not require a phone call.

Step 02

Google Business Profile, verified

Treatment searches with a city attached resolve in the map pack, and the profile carries photos, the treatment list, and booking. Verification gates review collection and local ads, so it comes first.

Step 03

Reviews and visual proof

In aesthetics the star rating and the gallery are the product. Review requests go out after every appointment, and consented before and after sets get published against the treatment page they belong to.

Step 04

Treatment SEO and social, then paid

A page for each injectable, laser, and body treatment with the city attached, plus the Instagram cadence this category runs on. Paid search and retargeting follow once the pages, the reviews, and the pixel exist.

Plate 05 · Med spa specialties · Series 2026 File · K-32-174-8291-A

Not every med spa sells the same treatment.

An injectables practice and a body contouring clinic reach different buyers on different platforms at very different tickets. The plan follows your treatment mix.

Injectables

Neuromodulators and dermal filler. A page per product, before and after galleries, Instagram cadence, review velocity, and membership offers that bring people back on schedule.

Laser and skin resurfacing

Considered and comparison-heavy. Downtime and expectation content, device brand pages, consult booking, and retargeting on the people who read and left.

Body contouring

High ticket and long consideration. Candidate education, financing pages, results galleries, and email that stays with a buyer through months of deciding.

Medical weight loss

Fast-growing search with a subscription revenue shape. Program pages, eligibility content, compliant messaging, and lifecycle email for adherence and renewal.

Medical grade skincare

Retail attached to treatment. Product pages, post-treatment protocols, email flows, and offers timed to the appointment calendar.

Hair restoration

Discreet research and a long decision. Private consult booking, condition-specific content, provider credentials, and search ads on the exact procedure.

Wellness and IV therapy

Repeat visits at a lower ticket. Membership pages, package offers, local social, and SMS that fills open appointment slots.

Multi-location groups

Growth by market rather than by treatment. A profile and a location page per site, local review programs, and booking that routes to the right provider.

She read everything before she ever called.
Carcin · Operating principle Reviews, galleries, pricing, and provider credentials are the research she does first. Carcin builds all of it, then makes sure the treatment page ranks when she searches.
Channel library

103 channels. Ranked for aesthetics.

Every account can reach all of them. These are the ones that fill an aesthetics calendar, grouped by the job they do.

Search and discovery

Google Business ProfileMap packTreatment pagesLocal SEOApple MapsAI search

Directories and booking

RealSelfVagaroBooksyYelpZocdocReserve with Google

Proof and reputation

Google ReviewsBefore and after galleriesProvider credentialsPatient storiesDevice certificationsWord of mouth

Social platforms

InstagramTikTokFacebookYouTubePinterestInfluencer partnerships

Paid acquisition

Google Search AdsMeta AdsInstagram AdsRetargetingYouTube AdsPerformance Max

Owned and recurring

Online bookingSMS remindersEmail flowsMembershipsLoyalty programFinancing
Why med spas pick Carcin

Beautiful work does not book itself.

Research intent, not emergency intent

Nobody calls the first result. She reads reviews, compares galleries, checks pricing, and books weeks later. Carcin builds for that cycle: proof first, then ranking, then the retargeting that stays with her while she decides.

Every step unlocks the next

Review collection needs a verified profile. Retargeting needs pixel data and traffic to retarget into. A membership program needs a booking system to renew against. Carcin knows the dependency chain for aesthetics and never deploys out of order.

The order is scored, not guessed

Every channel is weighted across six dimensions: revenue impact, time to value, setup cost, maintenance burden, competitive necessity, and compounding value. The highest scorer gets worked next, and the scores are recalculated against 48 tracked KPIs every month.

You own what gets built

The site, the treatment pages, the galleries, the listings, the reviews, and the rankings sit on accounts in your name. Cancel anytime and take all of it. That is the difference between renting attention and building an asset.

She is comparing three clinics right now. Be the one she books.

Tell Carcin what you treat, who you treat, and where the clinic is. It scores your channels, sets the order, and starts working the list.

7-day free trial · Cancel anytime · Keep everything it builds

Questions

Med spa marketing, answered.

01Does a med spa need a website?
Yes, and it is not the plan by itself. A buyer who finds you on Instagram or in the map pack still opens your site to check treatments, pricing, providers, and results before she books. The site is the hub every other channel points at. It is one channel among many.
02How do med spas get more consult bookings?
By being findable during a research phase that runs for weeks, and easy to book at the end of it. Carcin ranks a page per treatment, builds review volume, publishes consented before and after sets, and puts online booking on every one of them so the decision never requires a phone call.
03What does SEO do for a med spa?
It captures the searches that happen before anyone knows your name. Botox, lip filler, laser hair removal, body contouring, each with the city attached. Those searches carry buying intent, they repeat every month, and a treatment page that ranks keeps producing without ad spend behind it.
04Is Instagram or Google more important for a med spa?
Both, in that order of discovery. Instagram is where the category gets researched and where results get proven. Google is where the decision gets made and the booking happens. Carcin runs the visual cadence and the treatment pages together, because one feeds the other.
05How much does med spa marketing cost with Carcin?
Usage-based pricing, starting at $19.99/mo. You pay for the work Carcin actually does. More work, more often, costs more. Quiet months cost less. No contracts, no retainer, cancel anytime.
06What happens to the work if I cancel?
You keep it. The site, the treatment pages, the listings, the reviews, the galleries, and the rankings all sit on accounts in your name. Cancel anytime and take everything it built.