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Instagram templates for MedSpas and aesthetic clinics
Aesthetics is the trade where the wrong post costs you more than a bad photograph: claims have rules, and a clinic that looks careless online looks careless with a needle. These layouts are built for the posts that actually convert — what a treatment does, what it does not, what aftercare looks like, and what it costs — with room for the disclaimers your regulator expects.
3 setsFrom $12Editable in free CanvaYours forever
What this account posts
- What Botox and filler do, and what they cannot do
- Aftercare, downtime and what is normal in the first week
- Myth-busting the things clients arrive believing
- Before-and-after, framed properly
- Prices, packages and consultation offers
Who buys it
- MedSpas and aesthetic clinics
- Injectors offering Botox and fillers
- Skin clinics and facialists
- Nurse prescribers and aesthetic doctors
The sets, compared
Free to read
Before you buy anything
- 4 min readInstagram for aesthetic clinics: what makes someone book an injectorAesthetic patients choose a practitioner, not a clinic, and they decide from an account before they ever ring. Here is what to post when before-and-afters are restricted, and what stops an enquiry turning into a booking.
- 3 min readWhat to post when you have no photos of your workYou do not need a shoot to post this week. Eleven post types that need no photograph of you, your room or your results — and how to make them look deliberate rather than empty.
- 3 min readWhat a clinic or studio website actually needsSeven things a first-time visitor looks for before they book, the four that make them leave, and why a one-page site converts better than a five-page one for a small practice.
- 2 min readWhat belongs on a price list, and what to leave offWhy hiding prices costs enquiries, how to structure the list so people book the right thing, and the four lines that stop every awkward conversation at the till.
- 2 min readWhat to ask in a first consultationThe questions that prevent the wrong treatment, the ones that stop a disappointed client, and how to end a consultation so the booking actually happens.
- 3 min readWhat you can and cannot say when you advertise a treatmentBefore-and-afters, prescription-only treatments, offers and testimonials: where clinic marketing usually breaks the rules, and how to write posts that still sell.
What buying one means
How it works
- 1
Pick a set
Instagram sets for spas, therapy practices and coaches — posts, stories and covers that already match.
- 2
Open in Canva
You get template links. One click copies the whole set into your own Canva account — the free plan is enough.
- 3
Swap and post
Drop in your photos and logo, change two colours. A month of content is ready in an afternoon.
Not quite your trade?
Cherry Feed has sets for spas, clinics, salons, coaches, studios and readers — and apps and spreadsheets for running the business behind them.