Most med spas we talk to about med spa SEO have either tried it with a generalist agency that produced content their injectors had to gut, or they've avoided it entirely because the platform and compliance risks felt unpredictable.
Both situations come from the same gap. The agency understood search but didn't understand that before-and-after claims have FTC guidelines, that testimonials in healthcare contexts sit in a gray area, and that Google's treatment of medical aesthetic content has gotten more conservative since the helpful content updates began.
Good med spa SEO doesn't avoid treatment content. It builds pages that describe what a treatment involves, who it's right for, and what recovery looks like, without making the efficacy promises that create compliance exposure or get flagged by platforms.
What causes compliance problemsimplied outcome guarantees · uncleared before-and-after imagery · testimonials without disclaimers · "best" or "most effective" claims
What ranks and stays cleanprocedure descriptions and process · candidacy and contraindications · recovery and what to expect · provider credentials and training