CRTE helps Los Angeles med spas and aesthetics practices book more treatments with marketing built for the industry — local SEO, paid ads, reputation, and scroll-stopping content. We turn searches into standing appointments. Get more bookings with CRTE.
Med spa marketing lives at the intersection of aggressive paid social and strict platform ad policy. Meta rejects half of what med spas want to advertise, Google restricts before-and-after imagery in specific categories, and TikTok can flag legitimate creative for no reason your account manager can explain. Winning here is a compliance-first game with real ad-account expertise.
Our med spa program runs Meta and TikTok Ads with the compliance patterns the platforms actually reward, local SEO on the neighborhood queries injectables and laser buyers actually search, and review programs built for a category where fake-review flagging is aggressive and legitimate reviews win the day.
For LA-based cosmetic providers — from single-suite injectors in West Hollywood to multi-location groups across the county — we build growth programs that respect medical-adjacent regulation without losing the aesthetic edge the category demands.
Creative patterns that clear ad review while still driving high-intent bookings.
Neighborhood + procedure combinations that map to real intent.
Booking pages designed for the high-consideration $500–$5,000 buyer.
Genuine review generation that avoids TrustPilot / Google fake-review flagging.
We work with med spas & cosmetic clients across Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and the greater LA metro — plus remote-first engagements across the US.
Kickoff, audit, and diagnostics. We map the account, the market, and the goal before we touch anything.
A 90-day roadmap with the channels, creative, budget, and KPIs the team will actually be measured against.
Senior operators do the work — no juniors on your account. Weekly cadence, transparent Slack, real deliverables.
Monthly review + quarterly recalibration. We double down on what works and cut what doesn't, on purpose.
For strategy-led retainers, yes — we won't run two direct competitors in the same LA-metro market at the same time.