JIGL · Med Spas Web Design

Med Spas websites that actually book consults

Your site over-promises and under-verifies. 'transformative results' everywhere, zero mention of the MD or NP responsible, and prospects smell it in three seconds.

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The usual problems

Why med spas sites usually fail

  1. Your site over-promises and under-verifies. 'transformative results' everywhere, zero mention of the MD or NP responsible, and prospects smell it in three seconds.
  2. Before/after photos are missing or poorly handled, either no gallery at all, or a gallery without consent markers, which is a HIPAA and FTC headache waiting to happen.
  3. Procedure pages read like brochure copy: 'refresh your look' instead of 'Botox, 20–40 units, $14/unit, 3-day bruise risk', so price-shoppers bounce and uncertain first-timers never book.
What's included

What a JIGL med spas site includes

HIPAA-safe gallery

Before/after gallery with per-photo consent tracking, face-crop options, and a private-link overlay for sensitive cases. No accidental PHI exposure, no awkward 'can we take these down' calls.

Procedure pages with real numbers

Each procedure lists typical units or session count, price range, downtime in days, and bruise/swelling risk. First-timers arrive qualified; no-shows drop sharply.

Consult-book flow

A distinct consultation intake (separate from regular booking) captures goals, concerns, photos, and insurance-relevant context, so the provider walks in with a real plan, not a cold intro.

Provider credentials on display

MD, NP, RN, and PA credentials visible on every procedure page with board-certification and training history. The trust layer that lifts your average ticket above the groupon crowd.

Financing built in

Cherry, CareCredit, or Alphaeon integrated per-procedure, so a $999 treatment shows up as '$198/mo' and the payment wall doesn't kill the booking.

Review schema

Google and RealSelf reviews pulled live, marked up with Review schema so star ratings show on the SERP, the trust signal that out-clicks any pay-per-click ad your competitors run.

Target

Designed for med spas outcomes like:

Design goal
2.4×
consult bookings / 90d

Built to roughly double consult bookings when procedure pages drop the brochure language and publish honest numbers on units, duration, and downtime.

FAQ

Med Spas website questions

How do you handle HIPAA on before/after photos?
Per-photo consent records, face-crop options, and optional password-gated galleries. JIGL supplies a simple consent template during onboarding and can integrate with your existing EHR's photo module if needed.
Can the consult intake feed into my EHR?
Yes. Intake submissions route into common EHRs. Aesthetics Pro, Nextech, PatientNow, Symplast, with the fields mapped so your front desk isn't re-keying anything.
Do I need separate pages for each procedure?
Yes if you want to rank for them. 'Botox', 'dermal fillers', 'CoolSculpting', 'microneedling' are distinct search intents. JIGL builds each with unique copy, imagery, and schema, no thin-content risk.
What about compliance on claims language?
Procedure copy stays evidence-based: typical results, risk ranges, downtime. JIGL flags any outcome language that strays into FTC-risk territory and works with your medical director on approvals.
What does a med spa website cost?
Pro tier ($999) for single-location med spas with a standard procedure list. Elite tier ($1,299) for multi-location or full-service cosmetic practices with distinct injectable, laser, and wellness lines.
How fast can I launch?
Two to three weeks from brief to launch, longer if the procedure catalog is deep (15+ distinct procedures each needing their own page and gallery). Consent infrastructure adds about three days up front.

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