Your medspa ads fill the calendar with clicks. How many become a booked treatment?

Yes, and it is one of the main reasons to work with us. We track the WhatsApp click to chat as a Google Ads conversion, and where your booking system allows it we tie that inquiry to the actual booking so the account learns which searches produce real appointments. On the aesthetics studio's accounts up to 76% of WhatsApp inquiries for the strongest treatments became a booked appointment, and feeding that signal back is what let bidding chase patients instead of clicks. If your current agency counts only form fills, most of your booking activity is invisible to your own account.

It matters more than almost anything else. A facial and a course of laser or injectables carry very different values, and an account that lumps them into one "lead" bucket bids the same for both. We split Search by treatment so each intent gets its own bid, ad copy, and landing page, then we track which treatments actually book. That is how you stop paying premium prices for low value inquiries and start winning the high value cases that pay for the calendar.

Usually, yes. Aesthetic advertising runs into Google's restrictions on before and after imagery, outcome claims, and certain treatment categories that require certification. Most disapprovals come from copy or images that cross a line the clinic did not know existed. We write and build to stay inside policy while still selling the treatment, and we fix the account structure so a single disapproval does not take a whole campaign offline. Keeping the account live through your busy season is worth real money, and it is a core part of what we do.

We charge a flat monthly management fee and we do not take a percentage of your ad spend. A percentage model quietly rewards the agency for spending more of your money, which is exactly the wrong incentive for a clinic. With a flat fee, all of your media budget goes to booking treatments. There is no long commitment. We set the fee in the proposal after we have seen your accounts, markets, and the landing pages involved, and the proposal includes a plain English audit you keep regardless.

We build them, and we would push back on any medspa that wants ads without them. A patient searching for a specific treatment wants a page about that treatment, with credentials, compliant before and after, pricing context, and an easy way to reach you on WhatsApp. Sending that traffic to a homepage loses most of it. We treat the treatment landing page as part of the media buy and track it the same way, so the page and the campaign improve together rather than as two separate projects.

No. Our work skews toward focused, high value clinics rather than giant chains, and a single strong location is exactly the kind of account we do well with. We cap our roster and we work with a small number of clinics at a time so each gets a senior operator rather than a junior handoff. If anything, a single location lets us concentrate on the treatments and the city that matter most to you instead of spreading budget thin across markets that do not.

The UAE and the wider Gulf are where our medspa results are concentrated, and we understand the WhatsApp first booking behavior and the Arabic and English search mix there well. We also run aesthetic accounts in Europe from our Copenhagen base. If your market is one we have not worked in, we will tell you plainly in the proposal and give you an honest view on whether we are the right partner before you commit to anything.