A Website as Polished as Your Results.

At minimum: a treatment menu with individual pages per service, a before/after gallery, a consultation booking flow, provider credentials, and client testimonials. High-performing med spa sites also include pricing transparency, a clear trust layer (medical oversight, credentials), and location SEO optimized for each treatment offered.

We build a filterable before/after gallery organized by treatment category. Images are properly compressed for fast loading without quality loss, displayed with appropriate disclaimers, and organized so prospective clients can quickly find results relevant to the treatment they're considering. We can guide you on client consent language as well.

Yes, and it's one of the most important conversion features for med spas. We set up a consultation booking flow that captures key intake information (areas of concern, prior treatments, budget range) before the appointment, so your providers walk in prepared and clients feel cared for before they even arrive.

Each treatment page is optimized for location-specific searches: "Botox in [city]", "laser hair removal near me", "CoolSculpting [neighborhood]", with the technical SEO structure that helps Google understand your service area built in at launch. That's the foundation for ranking. We don't guarantee specific rankings, since that also depends on your local competition and market.

Pricing transparency is a competitive advantage. Clients who find pricing on your site are pre-qualified and more likely to book. We typically recommend showing ranges by unit or treatment area rather than fixed prices, which sets expectations while preserving flexibility for consultations. We design pricing sections that feel premium, not discount-y.

HIPAA compliance on your public-facing website is primarily relevant to any online forms that collect patient health information and how that data is stored and transmitted. We build consultation intake forms with this in mind and can advise on best practices, though for definitive compliance guidance, you should always consult a healthcare attorney familiar with your state's regulations.