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Google Reviews for Med Spas

Nobody books an injector with three reviews.

For aesthetic treatments, reviews do a lot of the selling. A first time client wants to see that people like them came in nervous and left happy. Asking every client at the right moment, with a link straight to the review box, builds that proof steadily. We handle the asking and the replies, carefully, since clients do not always want the world to know they had something done.

The ask

The evening after a facial.

Your clinicHi Leah, thank you for coming in today. If you loved your visit, a quick Google review helps other people find us. It can be as short as you like. [link]
ClientOf course!
Your clinicThank you. And if anything was not perfect, just reply here and our manager will reach out personally.

An illustration of the flow, written for this page. Your version uses your services, your hours and your rules.

Reviews today

  • Happy clients who were never asked
  • Replies that mention the treatment a client had
  • Competitors with more reviews winning the "near me" search

With Easyworks reviews

  • An ask after every visit, timed by service
  • Privacy safe replies that never mention treatments
  • Complaints routed to your manager first
  • Google profile kept full: services, photos, hours

How it gets set up

Quietly running after every visit.

  1. We connect to completed appointments in your booking software.
  2. We set timing by service (a facial same day, injectables after results settle).
  3. Reply templates written with you and approved before anything posts.

Built alongside Boulevard, Zenoti, Vagaro, Mindbody, Fresha and Square Appointments, so nothing moves out of the software you already run.

FAQ

Med spa review questions.

Yes, and our ask says so. Many clients prefer to review the experience and the team rather than the treatment.

No. Google does not allow rewards for reviews, and it can get reviews removed. We ask everyone, without incentives.

Replies thank the person and never confirm or mention a treatment. Complaints are invited to contact the manager directly.

To get started, $600 to $1,500 one time, then $200 to $800 a month. Those are starting points, not a fixed menu; the final price depends on what you need and what we agree on together. After the build it is month to month, 30 days notice, no exit fee.

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