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For med spas and injectors · Phoenix Valley
Before someone books a med spa, they want three answers: what will it cost, will I still look like me, and can I trust who’s injecting. We build your site to answer all three, so first-timers book a consult instead of calling around for prices.
See it built for$0 setup · $200/mo · no contract
Rather talk? Text Zack at (480) 790-3036
Each one is a call your front desk doesn’t take, or a consult that shows up already sold.
“What’s it going to cost me?”
They tap their forehead, 11s or crow’s feet and see the units most people need there and the price at your rate, by brand. Per-unit pricing confuses first-timers, and it’s the question your front desk answers all day. When it’s drawn on a face, the people who book already know their ballpark.
In the concept: forehead and 11s, 23 to 37 units, $299 to $481
“Will I still look like me?”
Filtered results make people nervous. The same window light, the same angle and day 14, with no filters or new makeup, shows the subtle work most of your clients actually want. Only photos with the client’s signed consent go on the site.
In the concept: same north window, before and day 14
“Who’s injecting me, and is it real?”
After the CDC’s 2024 warning about counterfeit Botox, first-timers ask what’s in the syringe and who’s holding it. The site shows each provider’s license and training, and how you buy and open every vial, so nobody has to wonder.
In the concept: sealed boxes opened in front of the client, lot numbers on the chart
An estimate using the concept site’s $13 a unit and about 30 units for the forehead and 11s. Regulars come back every 3 to 4 months, so a few new regulars keep one of those visits on the books every month, before filler, facials or memberships.
Set to your brands, your per-unit prices, first-visit and member rates, and the areas you treat.
Consented photos only, labeled with the area, the units and the day they were taken.
Every Book button opens your Boulevard, Vagaro, Zenoti or Mangomint page. Health questions stay there, not on a website form.
Each injector’s license, training and the treatments they do, so clients book with whoever fits.
Banked units, monthly facials and new-client prices, explained in plain words.
Tox, filler, skin boosters, microneedling and facials, each with prices, downtime and aftercare.
Northlight Aesthetics is a made-up business. Every page shows what we’d build for yours.
$200/mo
Yes, with each client’s signed consent. We label them honestly: the same light, the area, the units and the day. No filters and no borrowed photos.
No. Intake and health questions stay in your booking or charting app. The site’s own form only asks for a name, a phone number and the treatment they’re curious about.
Keep it. Every Book button goes to your booking page, whether that’s Boulevard, Vagaro, Zenoti or Mangomint, and the prices and memberships on the site match what’s there.
No. A “from $X a unit” line works too. Most first-timers want a ballpark before they book a consult.
Yes. A solo injector’s site is written in your own voice, with one provider page and booking straight with you. The concept has a solo version you can open above.
We move you carefully: the same page addresses where we can, redirects where we can’t, and we keep the writing that already ranks. A small dip for a few weeks is normal, and we watch it with you.
The site’s files are yours to keep and host anywhere. Most people stay on the plan so we keep hosting and updating it, and they keep their lead alerts and monthly report. The full details are in our terms.
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Noventa Studio is Zack, in Phoenix. Call or text (480) 790-3036, or DM us on Instagram.