001Med spa practices

AI Employees for med spa practices

A med spa consultation enquiry has an unusually short half-life and an unusually long decision cycle. It arrives at 10pm on a phone, and it converts eleven weeks later — if anyone is still talking to it. Ava catches the first half. Tessa handles the eleven weeks.

002The sequence

What happens to the 10pm enquiry.

An aesthetic enquiry arrives late and converts slowly. Four hands cover the distance between those two facts — this is the order they take it in.

  1. 01Ava

    Answers while the phone is still in their hand

    Evening and weekend enquiries from social and web forms are responded to on arrival, the treatment interest is qualified, and the consultation is booked.

    Same evening
  2. 02Tessa

    Runs the eleven weeks

    Elective treatment is a considered purchase. The follow-up sequence continues across weeks and months without anyone at the front desk having to remember it.

    Sequence live
  3. 03Russell

    Keeps the rebooking window

    Post-treatment interactions and the cadence windows where retention is actually decided, handled across the platforms you already use.

    Cadence kept
  4. 04Matt

    Keeps enquiries arriving at all

    Promotional content and campaign activity produced on an ongoing cadence, tracked against results, so the rest of the roster has something to work.

    Campaign on
003How the roster helps

Three places the work is already leaking.

01

Catch the enquiry at the hour it actually arrives

Aesthetic enquiries do not respect opening hours — they come in from social and web forms in the evening and at weekends. Ava responds while the person is still holding their phone, qualifies the treatment interest, and books the consultation.

Evening enquiriesWeekend coverConsult booking
02

Hold the slow decision without nagging

Elective treatment is a considered purchase. Tessa runs a personalised sequence across weeks and months — the follow-up that a busy front desk starts with good intentions and abandons by week two.

Long nurtureMulti-channelPersonalised
03

Keep existing clients on their treatment cadence

Russell manages the post-treatment interactions and rebooking windows where retention is actually decided, closing the response-time gap that quietly loses regulars to the clinic down the road.

RebookingRetentionClient care
004What has to be right

The details that decide whether it works here.

Generic voice AI fails in specific ways in every industry. These are the three that matter in med spa practices, and how they are handled during setup.

01

HIPAA compliance carries across

The same compliance posture that serves dental practices applies here. Treatment enquiries are health information and are handled as such.

02

Treatment vocabulary is trained, not guessed

The AI is trained on your actual treatment menu, pricing structure and the fifty questions your team answers most, so it speaks in your language rather than generic aesthetics copy.

03

Escalation to a person, on your rules

You define what the AI must never handle alone. Anything past that line is routed to a named person with the full transcript attached, rather than being guessed at. Human oversight is a design requirement, not a fallback.

005Next step

Twenty minutes to find out if this applies to you.

Setup is $3,000 per AI Employee, or $10,000 for four under the Go All In plan. Published on the pricing page, not held behind a form.

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