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Medspa Treatments: What to Offer and How to Price Them
Medspa Treatments: What to Offer and How to Price Them


Medspa Treatments: Guide to Building a Profitable Service Menu
Medical spas (or medspas) operate in a unique space in the beauty and wellness industry, balancing aesthetic outcomes with clinical support. The growing popularity of this business model means there are many patients looking for what you provide, but also plenty of competition for their attention.
A well-rounded, intentional treatment menu is the core of any profitable strategy, whether you’re opening your first medspa or revamping your service offerings. Building the right mix of medspa treatments and pricing them appropriately is key to attracting new patients and keeping them coming back for more.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the most popular medspa services and how to price them. Plus, we’ll explain how these treatments drive retention and show you how Boulevard can help.
What Are Medspa Treatments?
Medspa treatments are services that deliver non-surgical aesthetic enhancements in a clinical setting. Unlike traditional day spas, which prioritize relaxation, medspa services are delivered using medical-grade equipment and prescription-strength products.
These outcome-driven treatments commonly include injectables, laser therapies, body contouring, and advanced skin procedures. They must be performed by clinically licensed providers under the supervision of medical doctors. In addition, it’s important for medspas to comply with strict medical regulations, including the HIPAA privacy rule.
What Are the Most Popular Medspa Services?
A strong medspa treatment menu helps you accomplish three goals: increase booking rates, boost client retention, and grow revenue sustainably. Here are five popular medspa services that target diverse client needs.
1. Injectables
Injectables, like Botox and dermal fillers, are used to smooth out wrinkles and add volume to the face. These represent the most popular medspa treatments, often acting as the first services new patients book and primary drivers of revenue.
Because Botox and other fillers encourage patients to return on a regular basis (usually every three to six months), they also help you establish ongoing client relationships and boost rebooking rates. That means it’s especially important to stay in touch with patients using medspa marketing tools and automated booking reminders.
2. Laser and Energy-Based Treatments
This category of treatments uses techniques like focused light and soundwave energy to improve skin quality, remove unwanted body hair, or eliminate fat cells. Popular services include laser hair removal, IPL skin rejuvenation, laser skin resurfacing, and radio-frequency treatments.
Investing in laser and energy-based treatments typically involves high upfront costs for medspa owners, because they require advanced equipment. But this is also a high-demand, high-margin treatment category that frequently involves multiple sessions, offering strong revenue potential.
3. Chemical Peels, Facials, and Microneedling
Facials are among the most profitable and popular spa treatments. Medspas take these skin services to a new level with medical-grade chemical peels, microneedling, and multi-step HydraFacials.
Facial treatments occupy the middle tier in most medspa menus, and they’re great entry-level services for patients who are brand new to the beauty and wellness world. These treatments are also perfectly suited to membership packages, and provide excellent upselling opportunities: both for retail and for higher-margin services down the line.
4. Body Contouring and Sculpting
Non-surgical body contouring treatments are typically non-invasive. They use lasers or injectables to reduce fat and/or tighten skin tissue on the body. Due to their fast-growing popularity, body contouring and sculpting services offer a way to differentiate your medspa from competitors that focus solely on injectables and skin treatments.
These services often result in big-ticket appointments and a high volume of referrals. Just keep in mind that they also require longer appointment blocks, which you’ll need to account for when scheduling. An integrated scheduling system can help you optimize your calendar, preventing double-booking and idle providers.
5. IV Therapy, Weight Management, and Wellness Services
If you’re looking to expand further into the health and general wellness space, adding IV therapy, GLP-1 weight management, and sexual health programs to your menu is a great way to attract a larger clientele. These treatments provide a more holistic approach for wellness-focused patients, one that helps them both look and feel their best.
But keep in mind that GLP-1 medications are heavily regulated, and requirements are rapidly evolving both at the federal and state level. So it’s critical to confirm your state’s specific guidelines before adding these medications to your list of spa treatments.
Tips for Pricing Your Medspa Treatments
You don’t want to overcharge for the medspa services you offer, as that can lead to sticker shock for new patients. On the other hand, underpricing your services shrinks your profit margins. And it can inadvertently signal low-quality service, deterring medspa patients who are seeking clinical-grade care.
To build the right medspa pricing structure, you’ll need to consider your unique market position. For example, know whether you want your brand to appear premium or accessible, and consider how to make the most of your service mix.
Balancing mid-tier services like facials with high-ticket body contouring and laser treatments contextualizes your pricing for patients, making costs feel more anchored and proportional. Creating memberships and loyalty programs also encourages repeat visits and provides more predictable revenue streams.
It’s important to remember that patients who actively seek out medical-grade services tend to be more value-oriented than budget-conscious. So establishing your medspa’s value through experience-driven intakes and consultations can be even more important to client acquisition than your menu prices.
How to Drive Client Retention for Medspa Treatments
Many medspa treatments require ongoing maintenance through a routine appointment cadence. But patients often fail to rebook at the recommended frequencies, diminishing the longevity of their results while limiting your revenue potential.
To boost rebooking rates, strengthen client loyalty, and improve satisfaction, you can:
Offer easy rebooking at checkout: Letting patients rebook at checkout encourages them to schedule their next appointments right away and reduces drop-offs.
Send automated follow-ups: Automated maintenance reminders with built-in booking options keep the relationship between your business and patients strong.
Create a membership program: Designing packages around maintenance cycles incentivizes routine visits and generates predictable revenue.
Strengthen Your Medspa Treatment Menu With Boulevard
To grow your medspa and stand out in a competitive industry, you need to offer the right mix of services. In addition, you need systems that support your operations and give you tools to keep patients coming back.
Boulevard is an end-to-end platform that helps medspas manage service menus and day-to-day workflows. With Boulevard, you can manage scheduling, client intake, marketing, reporting, and memberships under one roof, all while supporting clinical compliance at the operational level. Plus, you can drive retention and boost revenue through automated client communication channels and performance reporting.
See how Boulevard’s Medspa Software helps your business deliver a premium experience every time.
FAQ
How Many Treatments Should a Medspa Offer When First Opening?
When you first open your medspa’s doors, focus on offering an intentional service mix rather than including every possible treatment. Start with popular staple treatments, like injectables and skin procedures, then add one high-tier service such as laser hair removal. This keeps operations simple in the early days, while allowing you to sustainably build a broader menu.
What’s the Difference Between a Medspa and a Regular Spa?
Medspas offer clinical-grade treatments and procedures, performed by licensed medical professionals under the supervision of physicians. Traditional day spas focus on relaxation and cosmetic services that don’t require medical training or prescription-grade interventions.
What Medspa Treatments Have the Best ROI?
High-ROI medspa treatments offer value through high-ticket sessions and repeat bookings. Top options include injectables like Botox and filler, laser services, body contouring, and skin treatments.
How Do I Decide Which Treatments to Add to My Medspa Menu?
To build your medspa menu, consider your specific market and brand position. Ask questions like:
What’s your ideal client profile?
What are your providers’ specialties?
What do other medspas in your area offer?
Then opt for a mix of entry-level treatments, mid-tier revenue drivers, and high-value procedures, creating a balanced menu that appeals to multiple demographics.
How Does Boulevard Help Medspas Manage Multi-Treatment Menus?
Boulevard helps medspas manage multi-treatment menus through integrated scheduling and rebooking tools, in-depth membership management, and detailed service performance tracking. These features and more help medspa owners build long-lasting client relationships and identify their most profitable treatments.
Boulevard was built to help your business achieve profitability at scale without losing an inch of sanity. See for yourself! Get a free demo today.

Skya Jones
Sr. Medspa Education Manger
Skya Jones is an industry expert and consultant who serves as one of the in-house medspa experts at Boulevard. In this role, she collaborates closely with Boulevard’s team and their customers to help deliver exceptional, memorable client experiences. With nearly a decade of experience in the medical spa industry, Skya is deeply passionate about leadership and education, and is dedicated to empowering businesses to thrive. Prior to joining Boulevard, she successfully managed and provided consulting services to a range of medical spas and retail beauty businesses.
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