A calm, clinical design for med spas and aesthetic medicine — built to reassure a nervous first-time patient without ever feeling like a hospital.
This isn't a file you download or a theme you install. There's no page builder to learn and nothing to configure yourself.
You pick this design, send me your treatments, pricing and provider credentials, and I build the site around it by hand.
The build — a one-time fee covering design adaptation, building every page with your content, and launch. Quoted once I know your treatment list.
Hosting & care — a separate monthly cost that keeps the site online, secure and backed up. Quoted alongside the build so you see both numbers before committing.
The Process
Two to Four Weeks
Get in touch and tell me this is the direction. We talk through your treatments and who you're trying to reach.
Treatment list with pricing and downtime, provider bios and licence numbers, hours and photos.
I adapt the design to your practice, set up the concern navigator, and build every page by hand.
Domain connected, booking linked, and a full handover of the finished site. After launch, any changes you want come straight to me and are handled as part of your monthly care plan.

Patients don't search for "biostimulator" — they search for "my cheeks look hollow." The treatment grid filters by concern instead of product name, so people find the right thing without knowing what it's called.

Med spa sites tend to go one of two wrong ways — gold-and-marble luxury that feels like a sales funnel, or sterile medical that frightens people off. This sits between them.
What It Costs
Quoted Separately
Design adapted to your practice, treatment navigator built with your menu and pricing, consultation form connected, and launch handled.
Quoted per project — it depends on how many treatments and providers you have, and whether you need online booking integrated.
Keeps the site online, fast, secure and backed up, with software kept current.
Separate from the build — quoted at the same time. Price updates matter more here than most industries, so those can be included.
Good to Know
Before We Start
No. You're choosing a design direction. There's nothing to download or configure — I build the site for you using your treatments and content.
Yes, through whatever you already use — Boulevard, Zenoti, Aesthetic Record, Vagaro or Mangomint. I connect it so booking feels part of the site. Those platforms charge their own monthly fee. The design also includes a consultation request form, which many practices prefer for new patients.
Technically yes, and I'd be careful. Patient photos need written consent that specifically covers marketing use, and depending on how you handle them they may fall under HIPAA. Several states also restrict how aesthetic results can be advertised. I'll build the gallery if you want one — but check with your malpractice carrier or attorney first, not with me.
A standard contact form is not, and shouldn't be treated as though it is. That's why the demo form explicitly asks people not to send medical details. If you need intake forms or anything carrying patient health information, that belongs in a HIPAA-compliant platform with a signed business associate agreement — not in a website form.
I'd recommend it, and the design assumes you will. Patients overwhelmingly filter by price, and practices that hide it tend to field a lot of enquiries that never convert. Per-unit and per-area pricing also signals that you're not running a package sales operation.
Yes. The demo footer carries a results-vary and not-medical-advice notice as standard. Requirements vary by state and by what you advertise, so have your own wording reviewed — I'll put in whatever your attorney gives me.
Yes. The files, domain and content are yours. If you ever move to another host or designer, everything transfers.
No — I work anywhere in the US. If you're local we can meet in person; everywhere else we do it over Zoom.
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If none of the designs fit, I build from a blank page too. Same process, more discovery.
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