In June 2026, Skinsation Aesthetics generated $27,171 in tracked revenue from about $1,700 in Meta ad spend, with 27 appointments booked at a $2,700 average order value.
What we ran
Intent-based targeting
Instead of advertising to everyone near the clinic, we built the audience from people actively researching laser treatments, narrowed to households with the means to buy, and expanded it with lookalikes of those buyers.
Ad types built to last past month one
We rotated several ad types so the campaign kept booking instead of fading after the first few weeks.
Follow-up that turned clicks into appointments
Every lead was followed up quickly across text and phone until they booked or said no.
How the results were tracked
These aren’t platform estimates. Skinsation’s team tracks every appointment in its own sheet: the campaign it came from, appointment date, deposit, whether the patient showed, and the treatment value. The revenue figure is the sum of treatment value from that tracking.
What it means for your clinic
Every market is different, and results depend on your treatments, prices, availability and how your team handles consultations. On the demo we pull how many people near you are researching your treatments and show what a campaign would need to produce to be worth it.
Common questions
What treatments did the campaign promote?
The campaign focused on laser treatments.
Was the revenue tracked or estimated?
Tracked. Skinsation’s team logs every appointment, deposit, show and treatment value in its own tracking sheet.
Will my clinic get the same results?
Results vary by market, offer, budget, availability and sales execution. The demo is designed to show whether your numbers support a profitable campaign.
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