Medical aesthetics and med spas

Reviews are your growth lever. We make them automatic.

ExperClinic is a patient review and communication platformbuilt for medical aesthetics, med spas, laser clinics,IV therapy, hair restoration, lash and brow studios,and aestheticians.Reviews drive Google rankings.ExperClinic sends a request after every treatment,with no front desk reminders required.

Treatment complete. Review request scheduled for 8pm.
3:14pm
5-star Google review from Jenna. "Best laser experience yet."
8:42pm
Reactivation sent to Maya. Last filler 90 days ago.
6:30am
Maya replied to her reactivation. "Yes, can I book Friday?"
11:18am

ExperClinic is a patient communication platform for medical aesthetics, med spas, laser clinics, and IV therapy. After every visit, patients get an SMS with two options: leave a Google review or send private feedback. The same platform handles treatment-specific timing reminders and reactivation, with credential-correct messaging for MD, NP, RN, and aesthetician practitioners.

What it does

What med spas and aesthetic clinics use ExperClinic for

Three jobs that map to how aesthetic practices grow.

1

A review after every treatment

The single biggest determinant of which med spa a new patient picks is your Google review count and recency. Every completed appointment triggers a review request automatically. The volume difference compounds quickly.

2

Frequent reactivation

Med spa patients rebook on much shorter cycles than family medicine. Defaults are tuned per type: medical aesthetics 90 days, IV therapy 30 days, lash 21 days, spray tan 14 days. ExperClinic checks every day, so the recall happens automatically.

3

Multi-provider attribution

Your injector, your laser tech, and your aesthetician all have different specialties. ExperClinic lets you add each as a separate practitioner with the right credential format (RN, NP, MD, CIDESCO, certified laser technician) and attributes every review to the right person.

The problem

Why aesthetic clinics need a different review strategy

Three problems we hear from med spa and aesthetic practice owners.

Search visibility

Reviews decide who gets seen.

Google's local pack ranking for "med spa near me" or "lip filler near me" weighs review count and recency heavily. A great clinic with 30 reviews loses to a mediocre one with 300. The asymmetry is brutal.

High-frequency churn

Patients book every 4 to 12 weeks. Easy to lose them.

Unlike a dentist (twice a year) or a family doctor (annually), aesthetic clients rebook constantly. Miss the reactivation window by a week and your client books with the new place that DM'd them on Instagram.

Multi-provider attribution

Patients want to know who did the work.

"I saw Erika for lip filler" matters. Erika is what they tell friends. A platform that does not attribute the visit to a specific provider misses the part that actually drives word-of-mouth.

How it helps

How does ExperClinic help aesthetic practices?

Five capabilities, all included on every plan.

Post-treatment review automation

Every completed appointment fires a review request at the optimal evening hour in your timezone. Personalized with patient name and provider name.

Tight reactivation windows

14 days for spray tan, 21 for lash, 30 for IV therapy and aestheticians, 90 for medical aesthetics and laser. Configurable per practice.

Per-provider attribution

Add injectors, laser techs, and aestheticians as separate practitioners. Each gets the right credential format. Reviews and feedback attribute to the correct provider.

Two-way SMS for rebooking

Patient replies to a reactivation message land in your dashboard inbox. Front desk picks up the conversation, books the appointment, and the loop closes.

Private feedback path

Some patients prefer to share feedback privately rather than publicly. The same SMS gives every patient both options. When a patient chooses private feedback, it lands in your dashboard instantly.

84%
of patients check online reviews before booking a healthcare provider.
14 days
is the default reactivation window for spray tan and body treatments. Tuned to how often patients rebook.
Practice-type defaults
7
distinct aesthetic practice types in the taxonomy, each with its own defaults.
Practice-type taxonomy
FAQ

Common questions from aesthetic practices

Do my injectors and aestheticians each show up in reviews?
Yes. Each provider is a separate practitioner record. Medical aesthetics defaults to RN as the credential suffix and supports NP and MD as alternates. Aesthetician practices default to no prefix and support CIDESCO. The review request SMS names the specific provider the patient saw. Reviews land on your single Google Business Profile (the standard pattern), but the platform attributes the visit to the right provider internally.
How quickly does ExperClinic send a recall message?
Every day. Defaults are tuned by aesthetic practice type: medical aesthetics 90 days, laser clinics 90 days, IV therapy 30 days, aestheticians 30 days, lash and brow 21 days, spray tan 14 days. Each window is configurable per practice.
Can I send treatment-specific timing reminders, like "your filler is due in 9 months"?
ExperClinic does not currently send treatment-specific timing reminders. Reactivation is interval-based, not treatment-aware. Practices use the reactivation window that matches their average rebooking cadence and customize the SMS template to mention the most common treatments. Treatment-aware messaging is on the roadmap but not shipped today.
What about IV therapy and high-frequency rebooking?
IV therapy defaults to a 30-day recall window. Aestheticians, lash and brow, and spray tan default to 30, 21, and 14 days respectively. ExperClinic sends a customizable SMS to bring patients back when they are past due. Two-way SMS lets them reply and book directly from there.
Can patients book directly from a reactivation message?
Patients reply to a reactivation SMS and the reply lands in the practice's inbox. Booking happens through your normal booking flow (front desk, your scheduler of choice, or a reply that prompts them to call). ExperClinic does not currently embed an online booking link in the SMS.
What happens if a patient has a bad reaction or unmet expectations?
Every review request gives the patient the same two options: a public Google review or private feedback. The patient chooses. When a patient chooses private feedback, an alert email goes to the practice owner immediately. ExperClinic does not gate by predicted sentiment, route based on expected outcome, or filter patients in any way.
Does ExperClinic support hair restoration and day surgery?
Yes. Hair restoration is a standalone practice type with a 90-day reactivation window and supports both Dr./MD and RN/NP credential formats. Day surgery is also supported and is flagged as sensitive, which means review requests, appointment reminders, and recall messages all use the privacy-first SMS template by default. The wording omits the doctor's name and any clinical context. Reviews still go out and your reputation still grows. The patient's locked screen just stays private.
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