Best Med Spa Website Designers (2026): 9 Compared

For med spas. Updated October 2, 2026 · Prepared by Prospyr. Prospyr makes practice software, not websites, and none of the design firms below is a Prospyr product. Each summary reflects what the company publishes on its own website, checked October 2026. Prices, timelines and contract terms change, so confirm everything in writing before you sign.

What does a med spa website designer do?

A med spa website designer plans, designs and builds the site patients use to decide whether to book with you. That usually means treatment pages written for search, before-and-after galleries, provider bios, a clear path to book or request a consultation, and mobile, speed and accessibility work. Most of the firms below also offer SEO and ads, but the questions that separate them for a website project are narrower: custom design or a template, which platform, who owns the site and domain, what the build costs, and how the booking button connects to your practice software.

The 9 med spa website designers at a glance

How we chose this list

We looked for firms that name med spas, aesthetic practices or plastic surgery as a market on their own website and that show website design as a core service, not an add-on. Then we checked four things a practice manager can confirm before a sales call:

• Design approach. Does the firm say whether it builds custom sites or uses templates?
• Published terms. Does it state a price range, a contract term or who owns the finished site?
• Aesthetic proof. Does its portfolio include med spa or aesthetic surgery sites you can click through?
• Platform. Does it name the platform, so you know whether another developer could take over later?

The order is our editorial view, not a measure of results. If you mainly need ongoing ads and SEO rather than a new site, our list of med spa marketing agencies is a better starting point.

1. Rosemont Media

Rosemont Media is a San Diego healthcare marketing agency whose website design work centers on plastic surgery, dental, LASIK, bariatric and orthopedic practices. Its plastic surgery design page states that it also works with med spas, helping them "highlight non-surgical treatments, promote monthly specials, and build trust through strategic content."

What stands out:

• Published price range. Rosemont lists $10,000 to $40,000 for standard custom website packages, with flexible payment options.
• Hand-coded, not templated. It describes its sites as hand-coded for each practice and walks through a four-stage define, design, develop and deliver process with practice approval at each stage.
• One practice per market. Rosemont states that it works with just one practice per market.
• Aesthetic features. Its page lists before-and-after galleries, review feeds, procedure content and accessibility work such as alt text, keyboard navigation and color contrast.

Right for: an established med spa or a med spa attached to a surgical practice that wants a fully custom site and is budgeting in the five figures. Ask: what "one practice per market" covers for a med spa near a surgeon it already serves, and how long a typical build takes.

2. Sagapixel

Sagapixel is a healthcare marketing agency that lists med spas, plastic surgeons, dermatologists and weight loss practices among its specialties. Website design sits alongside SEO, Google and Meta ads, and social media.

What stands out:

• Starting prices on the page. Custom WordPress sites start at $4,200 and Elementor kit sites start at $2,600.
• You own it. Sagapixel builds only on WordPress and states that practices "own the site, the content, and the data."
• Defined deliverables. It lists Figma homepage designs with revisions, internal page templates, performance and accessibility checks, analytics setup and launch support.
• Month-to-month contracts for its marketing work, per its homepage.
• Honest about HIPAA. It describes secure form handling and encrypted transmission, and notes that full HIPAA compliance also depends on the practice's own policies and vendors.

Right for: a single-location med spa that wants a professional custom site without a five-figure budget. Ask: what separates the $2,600 kit from the $4,200 custom build in practice, and who hosts the site after launch.

3. Doctor Multimedia

Doctor Multimedia, founded in 2013 with offices in San Diego and Las Vegas, builds websites, SEO, branding and AI tools for healthcare practices. It reports powering 10,000+ healthcare and wellness websites, and lists med spas, aesthetics, dermatology and plastic surgery among its specialties.

What stands out:

• Custom, not templates. Its med spa page states that it builds "fully customized sites, not templates."
• Compliance claims. Its plastic surgery page describes sites as "HIPAA/ADA compliant and secure from day one."
• Senior access. It states that practices work directly with senior strategists.

Right for: practices that want a large, established healthcare web firm with a deep portfolio to compare against. Ask: for three med spa sites it built in the last year, how it handles accessibility testing, and pricing, which is not published.

4. Plastic Surgery Studios

Plastic Surgery Studios in Rancho Cucamonga, California calls itself a full service marketing agency for surgical clinics and med spas and reports more than 20 years in business. Its web design page is titled "Web Design For Plastic Surgeons and Med Spas" and covers branding strategy, wireframes and prototypes, before-and-after case galleries and responsive design, built on WordPress. It states that a website project typically spans several months.

Right for: practices that want design, copy and original photography and video from one team, since the agency lists in-house photo and video services. Ask: what is included in the build fee versus monthly marketing, and whether it uses its StudiosCRM tool or connects to the practice software you already use.

5. Surgeons Advisor

Surgeons Advisor is a Miami Beach agency that works with plastic surgeons, dermatologists, ENT specialists, dentists and medical spas, and reports two decades in business. Its website design page lists custom design on WordPress and other content management systems, wireframing, UX, accessibility, performance work and ongoing maintenance, and publishes a price range of $5,000 to $30,000 depending on complexity. Its homepage advertises "Zero Upfront Risk," stating that you pay after it has delivered results; ask how that applies to a website project.

Right for: practices that want a stated price range and a site the team can update after launch. Ask: how many med spa sites (not surgical sites) it has launched, and what "basic" versus "complex" means for your timeline.

6. Aesthetic Conversion

Aesthetic Conversion is a small firm that offers website design, SEO and Google Ads for med spas. Its med spa website page lists HIPAA-compliant software and hosting with a 99.95% uptime guarantee, analytics for conversion tracking and designs matched to each practice's brand. Its recent work includes sites for aesthetic practices and a plastic surgery office.

Right for: a med spa that wants a specialist that does nothing but aesthetic practices and works closely with the owner. Ask: where the team is based, who builds the site, and pricing and timeline, none of which are published.

7. Lifted Logic

Lifted Logic is a web design and marketing agency in Overland Park, Kansas, with in-house strategists, designers, developers, copywriters, photographers and videographers. It serves many industries, but runs a dedicated med spa web design page and publishes a case study for Pearlman Aesthetic Surgery: a 2022 redesign with photo and video, a virtual rhinoplasty tool and a procedure match tool.

Right for: practices that want interactive features or a custom photo and video shoot built into the site. Ask: what its cost calculator estimates for your scope, and how many aesthetic sites it maintains today.

8. DAGMAR Marketing

DAGMAR Marketing is a Jacksonville, Florida agency whose verticals include plastic surgery and healthcare. It builds plastic surgery websites on WordPress with before-and-after galleries and states that practices keep ownership of their website, domain and content. It works month to month, and its homepage states that practices can leave with 30 days' notice.

Right for: practices that want a WordPress site plus SEO from a firm with short, plainly stated terms. Ask: how many med spa (not just surgical) sites it has built; pest control and law firms are also major verticals.

9. Aesthetics Marketing

Aesthetics Marketing, founded by Nathan Robinson, serves med spas, plastic surgeons and dentists and reports working with 100+ practices. Its program bundles website design and development with hosting, maintenance and security, plus Google Ads, local SEO, content and social media. It also sells CRM and AI agent tools, which this list does not evaluate.

Right for: a practice that would rather hand off the site and its upkeep than manage hosting and updates in-house. Ask: whether you can buy the website and hosting without the wider program, and what the contract term is.

Questions to ask any med spa website designer

1. Who owns the site, domain and hosting account? Get in writing that the domain is registered to your practice and that you can move the site if you leave.
2. Custom design or a template? Either can work. Ask which one you are paying for and what changes cost after launch.
3. Which platform, and can someone else maintain it? A proprietary platform can make switching firms expensive.
4. How do forms and booking handle patient information? If a form collects health details, ask whether the firm and its host will sign a business associate agreement (BAA).
5. Who writes treatment claims and before-and-after captions? Your provider or medical director should approve anything about results, and your state's advertising rules apply. Our advertising compliance reviewers list covers outside review.
6. What accessibility testing is included? Ask for the standard they test to and a report at launch. See our ADA website accessibility auditors list for independent checks.
7. What happens after launch? Ask the monthly cost for hosting, updates and small edits, and how fast edits are made.

Where Prospyr fits

Your website's job is to send patients to a booking or consultation request, and that is where it meets your practice software. Ask any designer to link your booking button and inquiry forms directly to your system so new patients don't get retyped by the front desk. Prospyr's online scheduling and lead capture are built to sit behind a practice website; book a practice demo to see how. For a pre-launch review, our checklist for high-converting med spa websites is a useful companion, and the photographers and videographers list covers the images your new site will need.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a med spa website cost?

Published ranges from the firms above run from $2,600 for a WordPress kit site (Sagapixel) to $10,000–$40,000 for a custom package (Rosemont Media), with Surgeons Advisor at $5,000–$30,000. Most firms do not publish prices. Hosting, maintenance and SEO are usually billed separately each month.

How long does it take to build a med spa website?

Expect several weeks for a simple site and several months for a custom one. Surgeons Advisor states that basic sites take weeks and complex sites months, and Plastic Surgery Studios states that its projects typically span several months. Your own speed on photos, bios and approvals is often the biggest factor.

Should a med spa use a template or a custom website?

A template is cheaper and faster, and a custom site gives you a distinct brand and more control over layout. A well-written template site beats a slow custom one, so judge by examples, speed and how easy it is to book. If you choose a template, confirm you can still edit it and move it later.

Does a med spa website need to be HIPAA compliant?

A brochure site with no patient data has little HIPAA exposure, but forms that collect health information, chat and booking flows can. Ask your designer and host whether they will sign a BAA, and keep clinical intake inside your practice software rather than in website forms.

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We review this list quarterly. Companies that design websites for 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. Companies did not review this article before publication. It is not a guarantee of results or a substitute for checking references, portfolios and contract terms. Read our methodology or report a correction.