Audit
Rankings for treatment searches in your area, the Google Business Profile, directories, reviews, provider profiles, booking flow, gallery, site speed, advertising-rule check, and what AI assistants say when asked for a med spa in your city.

SEO & AI Optimization for medical spas
Med spa clients search a treatment and a price: “botox near me”, “laser hair removal cost”, “coolsculpting [city]”, “best med spa for lip filler”. They choose from the map pack, the before-and-after gallery, the provider’s credentials and the reviews, and they book online. aStash builds med spa SEO for that decision, within the advertising rules aesthetic medicine follows. Flat monthly rate, no contract, reported in bookings.
Med spa search is specific and commercial. “Botox near me”, “lip filler cost”, “laser hair removal packages”, “microneedling before and after”, “best med spa [city]”. The client has decided on the treatment; they are choosing where. They compare the map pack, the price, the before-and-after photos, who will do the injecting and what the reviews say, and they book online, usually in the evening.
Most med spa websites have a treatment menu with no prices, a gallery with no captions, a Google Business Profile with the wrong category and a provider page that says “our team”. The franchises and the dermatology groups publish prices, galleries by treatment and provider credentials, and take the searches.
aStash builds med spa SEO around the commercial search: a page per treatment with price ranges, process, candidacy and a captioned gallery; provider profiles with licences and training that satisfy Google’s health-content rules; a Google Business Profile with the right categories and recent reviews naming treatments; online booking and membership pages; seasonal and event content; and the structured facts that get AI assistants to name your spa. Every page is checked against medical advertising rules before it goes live.
Numbers

Figures from aStash professional-services clients; the method is the one on this page.
What we do
Six things every med spa SEO plan includes, built for commercial searches and medical advertising rules.

Why it is hard
Med spas lose the treatment search for a few avoidable reasons.
How we do it
Treatment and price pages first, because that is the search.
Rankings for treatment searches in your area, the Google Business Profile, directories, reviews, provider profiles, booking flow, gallery, site speed, advertising-rule check, and what AI assistants say when asked for a med spa in your city.
Profile categories corrected and verified. Online booking connected. Call and booking tracking live.
A page per treatment with price ranges and a captioned gallery, provider profiles with schema, navigation links, each checked against advertising rules.
A review workflow with a response guide, membership and package pages, and a specials calendar.
Manufacturer provider locators, association listings, links from local press and lifestyle publications, and monthly articles answering clients’ questions, each attributed to a provider.
Rankings by treatment, map-pack position, calls and bookings from search, memberships sold, reviews earned, AI mentions.
By service line
Each treatment is a different search, price point and client.
Injectables: Botox and fillers
The highest-volume searches. Treatment pages with price per unit or syringe, provider credentials, galleries and specials with dates.
Laser hair removal
Pages with package pricing, the device, skin-type suitability and a sessions timeline. Compared on price.
Skin treatments
Pages by treatment with price ranges, downtime and galleries. Seasonal; publish ahead of fall.
Body contouring
Long pages with candidacy, price ranges, sessions and galleries. High ticket, researched.
Wellness: hormones, IV, weight
Clinical pages with provider authority and advertising-rule care; growing searches.
Memberships and packages
Membership pages with pricing and inclusions, promoted to past clients by email. Retention.
Searches we target
Clients decide the treatment, compare the spa, then book. Each step is a different search.
Generic vs. specialist
A treatment menu versus a plan built for how aesthetic clients choose.
Where you must be listed
Where clients check a med spa and where Google and AI assistants read. Credentials and prices must match on every one.
Everything you need to know
Aesthetic clients have decided on the treatment and are comparing where. Price ranges per unit, per syringe, per session or per package rank for the cost searches and win the comparison against spas that say “call for pricing”. Dated specials and memberships do the same for repeat clients.
Who injects matters to the client and to Google. Health-content rules require a named, credentialed author; AI assistants apply the same test. Provider profiles with licences, training and the medical director, with schema, as the author of every treatment page, are the foundation.
A gallery of uncaptioned photos ranks for nothing. Consented before-and-after photos organised by treatment, captioned with the treatment, provider and timeframe, rank for “[treatment] before and after” searches and convert the comparison.
When someone asks ChatGPT or Google AI for Botox or laser in their city, the answer draws on the Google Business Profile, reviews, manufacturer locators and treatment pages. Consistent credentials, reviews naming treatments, and pages that state what you offer and what it costs are what get a spa named. We track the answer monthly.
Med spa SEO results are easy to fake with vanity metrics: impressions, keyword counts, domain scores. The numbers that matter to a medical spa are calls, booked appointments, quote requests and the share of local search you hold against the competitors down the street. Every med spa SEO agency on your shortlist should be able to show those numbers from a real client. Ours are on this page, with the screenshots behind them, and the same report format is what you receive every month, alongside reputation management and the internet marketing channels that feed it.
Case Studies
Screenshots straight from Google Business Profile, Search Console, Ahrefs and Google Ads for aStash clients. No projections, no mock data.

Loomis & Greene had switched three agencies before aStash. Five years later they still rank #1 for 318 Fort Collins and 149 Greeley searches.

Vega & Associates, year over year on Google Business Profile. Across a 13×13 grid covering 8 miles of Houston the firm averages position 3 on the map.
Their customer service is their biggest strength. They have delivered on time, within budget, and communicated well with us. Their work has helped us increase the number of people using our contact forms.

Free audit
Free, about a week, and the first month’s task list if you go ahead.
Related services
Most clients in this industry run one or two of these alongside the SEO plan.
The full SEO plan every industry page sits inside.
Learn more ↗Map pack, Google Business Profile, citations and reviews.
Learn more ↗Get named by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI.
Learn more ↗Before-and-after content, specials and provider videos for Instagram, where aesthetic clients browse.
Learn more ↗Search ads for treatment and specials searches while SEO builds, within platform rules.
Learn more ↗Membership, specials and rebooking sequences.
Learn more ↗Similar industries
Each page explains what changes for that industry.
Near you
Local campaigns are built around your service area. City pages for the markets where most of our clients are.

Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017 and has run authority-first local SEO for aesthetic, dental and medical practices across Colorado, Texas and the United States, within the advertising and privacy rules those practices require. She reviews this page whenever Google changes how it treats health content or AI answers.
Med spa SEO FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
By ranking a page for each treatment clients search, with price ranges and galleries, winning the map pack with reviews that name treatments and providers, establishing provider authority, and making booking possible online. Bookings are tracked to the search that produced them.
Map-pack movement usually shows within 30 to 60 days. Treatment pages for competitive terms such as Botox and laser hair removal build over three to six months. Specific treatments and body contouring often rank faster.
Yes. Clients search for costs, franchises publish them, and price ranges with dated specials win the comparison and rank for the cost searches. Ranges per unit, syringe, session or package are enough.
State medical boards and the manufacturers have rules on claims, before-and-after photos, testimonials and discounts. We document the rules that apply to your state and treatments, check every page against them before publishing, and keep consent records for gallery photos.
Google holds health content to its strictest rules and discounts treatment pages without a named, credentialed author. Provider profiles with licences, training and the medical director, with schema, as the author of treatment pages, meet that standard and answer the client’s question about who injects.
When they are consented, organised by treatment and captioned, yes. They rank for “[treatment] before and after” searches and convert the comparison. Uncaptioned galleries do neither.
A flat monthly rate fixed after the free audit, no contract. It depends on the number of treatments and locations and how competitive your area is. The audit gives you the number before you commit.
Boulevard, Vagaro, Mindbody, Aesthetic Record, Zenoti and most spa booking systems, for online booking, reminders and review requests.