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Med spas

You can't name it and you can't show it — so sell the outcome

Injectables are prescription products, so the drug names can't go in the ad copy. The results are visual, so the before-and-afters can't go in the paid creative. Med spa marketing is largely the craft of selling something you may not name or show.

The words that sell your best treatment are the ones the ad platforms will not run.

Three things that make this trade its own problem

Prescription brand names are restricted

Accounts get disabled over this, not merely disapproved. An agency without aesthetics experience tends to learn that lesson using your ad account.

Before-and-afters are off the table in paid

Side-by-side images are prohibited in health creative on the major platforms, which removes the single most persuasive asset the business owns from the channel that needs it most.

Certification review can stop you serving at all

Practices that prescribe or run telehealth get pulled into review, which wants provider licences and dispensing documentation before a single ad runs.

Local or national — where this one is actually decided

Local to regional. People will drive twenty or forty minutes for an injector they trust, so the radius is wider than most local businesses assume.

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