Elevate Your Aesthetic Practice with Premium Marketing
Aesthetic medicine is one of the most competitive and visually driven fields in healthcare. We create stunning digital experiences and data-driven campaigns that set your med spa or aesthetic practice apart from the competition.
Understanding Aesthetics Challenges
Standing out in a saturated aesthetic market
Showcasing results in a compliant, compelling way
Marketing high-ticket procedures effectively
Building a social media presence and following
Services for Aesthetics Practices
Luxury Aesthetic Website
Premium, visually stunning websites that match the quality of your treatments.
Instagram & Social Marketing
Expert social media management building your brand and showcasing results.
Google & Meta Ads
High-converting ad campaigns targeting patients ready to invest in aesthetics.
Influencer & PR Strategy
Strategic partnerships and media placements to grow your brand reach.
Medical Billing for Aesthetics
Aesthetic practices are largely cash-pay — but the medical edges (Botox for chronic migraine or hyperhidrosis, reconstructive procedures, medically necessary dermatology) can and should bill insurance. The operational challenge is running clean parallel systems: compliant cash pricing on one side, correctly documented medical claims on the other.
Clean separation of cosmetic (cash) and medically necessary (insurance) services in documentation and claims
Medical billing for crossover treatments: Botox for migraine/hyperhidrosis, reconstructive and functional procedures
Financial policies, package pricing, and payment reconciliation for the cash side of the practice
Aesthetics Billing FAQs
If a licensed medical provider performs medically necessary services — chronic migraine Botox (J0585 with prior auth), axillary hyperhidrosis treatment after failed conservatives, certain vein procedures — those bill to medical plans. The key is a real diagnosis, physician documentation, and keeping cosmetic services entirely out of the claim.
The big two: billing insurance for cosmetic work dressed up with a diagnosis (fraud exposure), and inconsistent pricing where insured patients are charged differently than cash patients for the same covered service. Clear service classification and consistent fee schedules prevent both.
The medical crossover claims are high-value and denial-prone (prior auths, unit documentation, necessity criteria), and the cash side still needs reconciliation, refund handling, and financing-partner accounting. Most aesthetic practices lose the insurance revenue simply because nobody owns the claims workflow.
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