Med Spa Flyers

A 5x7 inch flyer fits standard brochure racks at dermatology offices and salon counters. This size holds a single treatment hero image, consult offer, and medical director line without clutter. Order 500 to 1,000 for a 3-month campaign across 10 to 15 partner locations.

Yes, but use conservative images showing smoother appearance rather than absolute wrinkle removal. Include a disclaimer stating results vary. A single before-and-after pair with a 20% improvement caption works well. Avoid claims like permanent or guaranteed to stay compliant with FTC guidelines and state regulations.

It is safer to mention a consult offer or package intro pricing instead of per-unit costs. For example, $50 off your first consult or 3 sessions for $600. Exact per-unit pricing can appear dated quickly. Update flyers every 90 days to keep offers fresh and avoid price mismatch with current promotions.

Use 100 lb gloss book stock with a UV coating for vibrant treatment photos and a smooth feel. This weight holds up in referral bowls and counter stacks for 4 to 6 weeks. Matte stock dulls laser and injectable imagery, so gloss is preferred for med spa flyers to maximize visual impact and durability.

Yes, include the supervising physician or NP name and license number if required by your state. For example, under the treatment photo add: Under the direction of Dr. Jane Doe, RN. This builds trust and meets compliance. Omission can delay partner approval for rack placement and risk regulatory fines. Many shops start near 500 pieces at 5x7.

Order 250 flyers per location per month for high-traffic partner racks. If you have 5 dermatology offices and 10 salons, that is 3,750 flyers monthly. A 90-day campaign with 2 updates needs about 11,250 total. Bulk pricing on 5,000+ flyers saves 15% per piece, reducing cost to $0.12 each.

No, create separate flyers for injectables versus laser campaigns. Botox demographics skew older (35-65) while laser hair removal attracts younger clients (20-40). Each treatment requires distinct imagery, compliance notes, and consult offers. Mixing them reduces conversion by up to 30% due to confused messaging.

Print a unique promo code on each partner's flyer batch, like DERM10 for dermatology or SALON15 for salons. Track code usage on your intake form. After 90 days, compare consult-to-treatment conversion rates. One partner may deliver 40% of your bookings while another only 5%, guiding future distribution.