Top 10 Med Spa Social Media Content Services in 2026

For med spa owners, injectors and marketing leads. Updated October 2, 2026 · Prepared by Prospyr. Prospyr makes practice software, not social media content, and none of the services below is a Prospyr product. Each summary reflects what the company publishes on its own website, checked October 2026. Prices, what's included and cancellation terms change, so confirm everything in writing before you subscribe or sign.

What is a done-for-you social media content service for med spas?

A done-for-you social content service gives a med spa ready-made posts every month so the team doesn't start from a blank screen. It comes in two forms. A content membership ($8 to $79 a month on the sites we checked) sends a calendar, editable Canva templates, captions, hashtags and Reel ideas that your team brands and posts. A managed service ($499 to $4,000+ a month where published) writes, designs and posts for you, and often films video and answers comments. The right choice depends on who at your practice has time to post.

The 10 med spa social media content services at a glance

How we chose this list

We looked for services that name med spas, injectors or aesthetic practices as their market and deliver social content on a recurring monthly basis. We then checked four things a practice manager can confirm before paying:

• Aesthetics focus. Does the content cover treatments you offer, or is it general beauty content?
• What "done for you" means. Templates you post yourself, or a team that writes, designs and publishes?
• Published price and exit terms. Can you see the monthly price and how to cancel?
• Who is behind it. A named founder, team or address you can check.

We put one strong membership and the two managed services with the clearest published terms at the top. The order is our editorial view, not a measure of results.

1. The Aesthetic Vault

The Aesthetic Vault was founded by Farah Gooch, who describes herself as a nurse turned marketer with a background in laser sales. It is a content membership for aesthetic professionals, with separate vaults for injectors and estheticians, plastic surgeons, and dermatologists.

What stands out:

• Specialty libraries. Hundreds of editable Canva templates for feed posts, Stories, Reels, carousels and email newsletters, split by specialty.
• Monthly calendar. Daily post pairings, a weekly trending Reels report, and monthly marketing trainings.
• Community and stock. A private member community and a photo and video stock library.
• Size. It reports 2,500+ members.
• Price (as of October 2026). $64 a month, month to month, cancel anytime.

Right for: a med spa or surgical practice with someone in-house who can spend a few hours a week adapting and posting content. Ask: how many templates in your vault cover your exact treatments, and whether the stock library includes diverse patients and skin tones.

2. Aesthetix Media

Aesthetix Media is a marketing agency that works only with medical aesthetics practices. Its social media service covers content creation (UGC-style videos with your providers and team, graphics, carousels, Reels and daily Stories), captions and hashtags, posting and scheduling, comment replies, and monthly reports that it says track bookings.

What stands out:

• Published tiers (as of October 2026). Essentials $1,500 a month (one platform, three posts a week), Growth $2,500 a month (two platforms, four to five posts a week, UGC content) and Pro $4,000 a month (three platforms, daily posting, video production).
• Ad spend. It states that ad spend is billed separately and not marked up.
• Terms. Its testimonials describe month-to-month agreements; confirm this in the contract.

Right for: a practice that wants posting fully off its plate and can budget at least $1,500 a month. Ask: who films the UGC videos, how often your providers need to be on camera, and how it attributes bookings.

3. The MedSpa Society

The MedSpa Society states that it works only with aesthetics, med spa, IV therapy and wellness businesses. Its social media service plans content at least a month in advance and handles creation, captions, hashtags, posting, community management and regular performance reports. It welcomes behind-the-scenes clips from your team and edits them.

What stands out:

• Clear exit terms. After a 60-day ramp-up period, it requires 30 days' notice to end the service, with no long-term contract.
• Treatment fluency. It says its focus means you don't have to explain your treatments.

Right for: a med spa owner who wants a team to run social accounts end to end with short notice terms. Ask: the monthly price, how many posts and platforms that covers, and who approves posts before they go live. Pricing is not published.

4. MedSpa Social Media

MedSpa Social Media is a monthly content membership for nurse injectors, med spa owners, aesthetic NPs and PAs, estheticians and clinic managers. Each month brings a full month of posts, Stories, Reels and meme-style content with captions, hashtags and trending audio, plus blog posts. Designs are Canva-ready, and bonuses include email signatures, business cards, QR flyers and gift certificates. Members post the content themselves.

Right for: a small practice that wants a steady supply of ready-to-brand content at a low monthly cost. Ask: whether blog posts are unique to members or shared. Terms (as of October 2026): $54 a month, no contract, cancel anytime; the site states all sales are final.

5. The Social Spa

The Social Spa is a template membership for nurse injectors, aesthetic NPs, med spa owners, solo providers, estheticians, clinic managers and patient coordinators. It offers a growing library of Canva templates with weekly drops, a monthly content calendar of Reels, memes and Stories, captions, hashtags and hooks, and a trends tracker with step-by-step instructions. It has a separate track for injectors.

Right for: an injector or small team that wants to follow trends without researching them. Ask: the regular monthly price after any introductory offer, the trial length, and how cancellation works. The site advertises a free trial with no credit card required.

6. Wowbix

Wowbix is a healthcare digital marketing agency in Paramus, New Jersey. Its med spa social media package starts at $499 a month (as of October 2026) for 12 to 15 posts a month across Instagram and Facebook, including custom graphics, AI-assisted short-form video, captions, a content calendar, scheduling and light engagement. Larger packages are quoted by practice size.

Right for: a single-location med spa that wants someone else to post consistently on a modest budget. Ask: contract length and notice period, which are not published, and whether any video uses footage from your practice or stock.

7. GlowPost Club

GlowPost Club describes itself as an independent one-person studio serving estheticians, injectors and med spas. On the 1st of each month subscribers get a 30-day calendar, 30 captions, 8 Reel scripts, 12 Story prompts, a trend sheet, visual suggestions, and what it calls a compliance reference card tied to FTC and FDA guidelines.

Right for: a solo injector or esthetician who mainly needs words and ideas, not designs. Terms (as of October 2026): $29 a month or $199 a year; a Studio plan at $79 a month covers commercial use for up to five accounts. Cancel anytime in the customer portal; refunds within seven days only if nothing has been downloaded. Ask: who writes the content, since it is one person.

8. The Social Contessa

The Social Contessa is founded and run by Tiana Fillichio, a brand strategist. It offers social media management, content creation, strategy, and website and email marketing for medical aesthetics, injectables, skincare and wellness brands. Its site shows logos including Gallo M.D., Lennox Aesthetics, Lush Injectables, The Biostation and PrimeIV.

Right for: a practice that cares as much about how its brand looks as how often it posts. Ask: the monthly retainer, the minimum term, and how much content needs your team on camera. Pricing is not published; new work starts with an application.

9. All The Things Social

All The Things Social is a social media and marketing agency focused on luxury med spas. Its service includes daily or weekly posting by package, custom calendars, captions, educational Reels, community management, monthly analytics, and video production such as treatment walkthroughs, provider features and testimonial stories. It states its messaging is compliance-focused.

Right for: a higher-end med spa that wants more video of its providers and treatments. Ask: where the team is based, who films, the monthly price and contract term. None of these is published.

10. Med Spa Content Club

Med Spa Content Club is run by Kailey, who states that a real person, not AI, creates the content. It focuses on Instagram Stories for med spa owners, estheticians, laser technicians, injectors and other beauty professionals. The Premium plan is $35 a month for 60 Stories; the Mini Club is $8 a month for 35 customizable templates (as of October 2026).

Right for: a practice whose feed is handled but whose Stories go quiet. Ask: how cancellation works, which the page does not state, and how much of the content is med spa specific versus general beauty.

Questions to ask any med spa social media content service

1. Do you post for us, or do we post? Templates save design time, but someone at your practice still has to brand, schedule and reply.
2. Who approves medical claims? Posts about neurotoxins, fillers, lasers and weight loss must follow the FDA label, platform health policies and your state's advertising rules. Your provider or medical director should approve them.
3. How do you handle patient photos? Before-and-after posts and patient videos need written consent. If a managed service will see patient information, ask whether it will sign a business associate agreement (BAA).
4. Who owns the content and accounts? Confirm you keep the login, the posts and any video footage if you leave.
5. Is the content unique to us? Membership content is shared with every member, so a competitor nearby may post the same graphic. Ask whether there is any local exclusivity.
6. What are the cancellation and refund terms? Get notice periods, ramp-up periods and refund rules in writing.
7. What do you report on? Followers and likes are easy; ask how the service connects posts to inquiries and booked visits.

Where Prospyr fits

Social content earns attention; the booking happens in your practice system. Put a direct booking link in every bio and post, and make sure the treatments and prices in your posts match what patients see on your online scheduling page. Your before-and-after photos and patient consent belong in the patient record, and Prospyr's media archive is one place to keep them organized before your social team uses them. If you're reviewing your practice software too, book a practice demo.

Our team's photo rules for med spa social posts cover consent and editing before anything goes live. If you would rather customize designs yourself, see our list of Canva templates for med spas; for help with captions, website and email copy, see med spa copywriters.

Frequently asked questions

How much does med spa social media content cost?

On the sites we checked in October 2026, content memberships run from $8 to $79 a month, and managed services start at $499 a month and reach $4,000 a month where prices are published. Memberships give you templates to post yourself; managed services post for you.

Is a content membership enough for a med spa?

A membership is enough if someone on your team can spend a few hours a week branding, scheduling and replying to comments. It won't film your providers or respond to messages. If nobody has that time, a managed service is the more realistic choice.

Can I post before-and-after photos on social media?

Yes, with the patient's written consent and within platform and state rules. Use your own unedited photos of your own patients, taken in consistent lighting, and don't promise results. Ask your provider or medical director to approve each post.

Will other med spas post the same content as me?

With a template membership, yes, other members receive the same templates. Adding your own photos, colors and captions makes them yours. Managed services create content for your practice, though some reuse formats across practices.

How many times a week should a med spa post?

Published packages on this list range from three posts a week to daily posting. Consistency matters more than volume; pick a schedule your team or service can keep every week.

Want your company considered?

We review this list quarterly. Social media content services that serve med spas can send their website and what they offer practices to info@prospyrmed.com; inclusion is editorial and not paid.

Editorial scope

This list is based on each company's public website, checked October 2026 with AI-assisted research. The companies did not review this article before publication. It is not a guarantee of results or a substitute for checking references, samples and contract terms. Read our methodology or report a correction.