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AI automation for med spas that turns ad leads into consults and consults into regulars

Med spas pay for every lead from Meta and Google, then lose many of them to a slow first reply. The ones who book still need intake, consents and a good-faith exam before the injector can treat, and a nudge when their next neurotoxin visit comes due. We build the AI that handles that admin inside Boulevard, Zenoti and the other tools you run, with your team approving what goes out.

  • Lead replies drafted from approved service copy
  • Charts ready with consents and exam status before the visit
  • Rebooking timed to the intervals your providers set

Where a med spa leaks revenue

Paid leads cool off in the inbox

A lead form fills at 9 pm. By the time the desk replies the next afternoon, that person has booked with the spa that answered first.

Charts arrive incomplete

Missing medical history, an unsigned neurotoxin consent or no current good-faith exam on file means a delayed start or a rebooked appointment.

Regulars drift without a reminder

Neurotoxin clients are often due back in three to four months. Without a prompt, banked units sit unused and a member quietly cancels.

What we automate for med spa teams

Custom code on the major model APIs, tied to your booking platform and ad accounts. It drafts, chases and reminds. Providers and your medical director make every clinical decision.

Ad and web lead replies

Picks up Meta and Google lead form submissions and site inquiries, replies from approved service copy and offers consult times.

Intake and consent chasing

Sends the right forms for the booked service, tracks what is unsigned and nudges until the packet is complete.

Good-faith exam tracking

Checks exam status before injectable or laser appointments and prompts the booking of an exam with the right provider when one is due.

Treatment-interval rebooking

Reminds clients when their next session is due, using the interval each provider sets for each service.

Membership and package upkeep

Flags banked units, unused credits, failed renewals and packages near their expiration terms.

Ad copy and reply screening

Checks drafted ads, captions and replies for outcome promises and unsupported claims before a person approves them.

Built for medical aesthetics, not retail

Supervision rules vary by state

Who may perform a good-faith exam, who must supervise and which treatments count as medical differ by state. The system follows the rules your medical director sets.

No outcome promises

Ads and replies are checked with the FTC Act and Endorsement Guides in mind, so nothing promises results or presents an atypical before/after as normal.

Client data handled with care

Health history and photos only go to vendors that sign a BAA where HIPAA applies. Whether it applies to your practice is a call for your counsel.

Clinical questions go to clinicians

Questions about candidacy, side effects or aftercare are routed to a provider. The automation does not answer them.

“He got me 9 sales in my first 7 days of launching our campaign, which exceeded my expectations!”
Bob Kern, Google review
5.0on Google for our sister company, Better Service Leads, which does our clients' lead generation, SEO and paid ads.

Common questions

What can AI automation do for a med spa?

It replies to new leads, books consults, chases intake and consents, tracks good-faith exam status, times rebooking reminders and keeps memberships current, with your team approving what clients see.

Which booking platforms does it work with?

Boulevard and Zenoti publish developer APIs we build against. Vagaro, Mangomint, AestheticsPro, PatientNow and Nextech vary, so we use partner access, webhooks or scheduled exports where there is no open API.

Will it ever give medical advice to a client?

No. Anything about candidacy, side effects, pregnancy, medications or aftercare goes to a provider with the conversation attached.

Can it reply to Instagram and Facebook messages?

It can draft replies to messages that come through Meta's business messaging tools, held for staff approval, using the same approved service library.

Do we need to be a HIPAA covered entity for this?

No, but some med spas are. Your counsel decides. Either way, we treat health history and photos as sensitive and keep them with vendors that sign a BAA.

What does our medical director need to approve?

The service library, the list of banned claims, consent forms per service, the good-faith exam rules and when a provider must step in.

See where your leads and regulars slip

Take the 2-minute AI audit and find the med spa workflow most likely to pay back first.

Take the AI audit
  1. Trace last month's leads to bookings

    We follow leads from ad form to consult to first treatment and see where the drop-off is worst.

  2. Write the approved service library

    Your medical director signs off on the service descriptions, pricing language and phrases the system must never use.

  3. Launch on one lead source

    Usually Meta lead forms. Staff approve every reply until the drafts are consistently right.

  4. Monthly upkeep and the next workflow

    We watch reply times, booking rates and flagged claims, keep integrations working, then move to intake or rebooking.