# Social media for med spas, checked by you before it posts

> New clients study your feed before they book a consult. posthell keeps it current from one note a week, sticks to what you told it, and holds every draft until you approve it.

Canonical: https://www.posthell.com/for/med-spas · Updated 2026-10-15

A med spa sells trust before it sells a treatment. A new client scrolls your Instagram to see who would treat them and whether the clinic looks current, then decides whether to book a consult. Those posts rarely get written, because your injectors are booked back to back and every sentence about a treatment needs a careful read. posthell takes the writing: tell it what changed this week, like a new treatment on the menu or a nurse back from extra training, and it writes a version for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok from that note. Nothing posts until you approve it.

## One note becomes the week's posts

The owner's note: "from next month first-time injectables clients get a consult first, then a few days to think before we book any treatment. people keep telling us they want to ask questions without feeling sold to"

- Instagram draft: From next month, your first injectables visit with us is a consult and nothing else. Then you get a few days to think before any treatment is booked, because you keep telling us you want room to ask questions without feeling sold to.
- Facebook draft: A change starting next month for anyone new to injectables here: the first visit is a consult, and we won't book a treatment until you've had a few days to think. What would you want to ask at a first consult?
- TikTok draft: First-time injectables clients: from next month your first visit is a consult, then a few days to think before anything is booked. Bring every question you have.

Illustrative drafts. A user's drafts are written from their own note, in their voice, and nothing publishes until they approve it.

## What posthell handles

### Only what you told it

Medical aesthetics carries stricter advertising rules than most local businesses, and they differ by country and state. When it writes about your clinic, posthell works from your note alone, with a standing instruction not to add results, prices or claims. Every draft then waits for your approval, so whoever signs off on the clinic's marketing still gets the final word.

### The consult questions, answered in public

The questions your staff answer every week, like how long a consult takes or whether anyone has to decide on the day, are what a nervous first-timer reads before booking. Put the question and your clinic's usual answer in the note, and posthell drafts the post for each network in your words.

### Introduce the people who treat

Many clients pick a practitioner first and a clinic second. A post about who is joining and what they trained in, written from your note and posted with their OK, answers the question a new client is quietly asking.

### Cancellations and memberships, handled

When a consult cancels, a short note becomes a post as soon as you approve it, while the slot is still worth booking. The membership you mention every month can repeat monthly, and Analytics shows that post's views and likes next to the rest, so you know whether it earns its place.

## Frequently asked questions

### What should a med spa post on social media?

Posts that help a first-timer feel ready to book a consult: who will treat them, what happens at a first appointment, what is new on your treatment menu, and plain answers to the questions your staff hear every week. Results photos get the most attention, but they carry the most rules and need the client's written consent, so let introductions and explanations carry most of the feed.

### Will posthell make claims about treatments or results?

It is built not to. For a post about your clinic, the note you give posthell is the only source it writes from, and it is told never to add a result, a price or a claim you did not state. Treatment posts should still follow your clinic's own rules and the advertising rules where you practice, so put your approved wording in the note and read every draft before you approve it. Nothing goes out until someone at the clinic approves it.

### Can posthell create before-and-after photos?

No. posthell is built never to generate a client, a face or a treatment result, so any before-and-after on your feed is a photo you took. Post one only with the client's written consent, exactly as taken, and only where your clinic's rules allow it. posthell writes the caption for the photos you choose; deciding what is safe to show stays with you.

### Is posthell cheaper than hiring someone to run the clinic's social media?

By a wide margin. A social media manager, or an agency that specializes in med spas, bills a monthly fee, and some also shoot content and run ads, which posthell does not do. posthell is priced as a tool: Solo is $12 a month ($10 billed yearly), Pro $24 ($18) and Assistant $49 ($37), each with a 7-day free trial on the monthly plans. You supply the photos and keep the final say on every word.

### Is there a social media scheduler made for med spas and aesthetic clinics?

posthell is built for owners like you: tell it what happened at your med spa this week and it writes a post for each network, tailors it, and schedules it. Nothing goes out until you approve it. It is from $12 a month ($10 billed yearly), with a 7-day free trial on the monthly plans.

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