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AI social media content for med spas

Quetzal runs a med spa's Instagram, Facebook and TikTok without a content hire: treatment explainers in plain words, what-to-expect carousels, team and room stories, offers you declare, and short reels (on the Pro and Ultra plans), all in your brand. Every post can wait for approval, and none promises a result or shows a generated face as a client.

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What Quetzal posts for a med spa or aesthetic clinic

  • 01Treatment explainers: what it is, who it suits, what a session feels like
  • 02What-to-expect carousels: consultation, aftercare, how many sessions people usually book
  • 03Team, room and product stories from your own photos
  • 04Offers and new-treatment launches you declare, posted while they run
  • 05Short reels answering the questions clients ask before booking (on the Pro and Ultra plans)

The rule it follows for your industry

No promised results and no generated before-and-after: a body or skin result appears only from your own consented photos. Treatment posts stay informative, and review mode is the default we recommend.

A week on Growth

What the autopilot plans on each network. Your own photos and text posts do not use your plan's designed images.

Agencies serving med spas

One workspace per client, each in its own brand with its own approval link, on one invoice with a portfolio discount. Send a prospect a real week for their business before the first call.

The agency plan

Questions med spas ask

Will it post before-and-after photos?

Only the ones you upload with the client's consent and approve. Quetzal never generates a before-and-after or a skin result.

Can it explain treatments without making medical claims?

Yes. Posts describe what a treatment is and what a visit involves; they never promise an outcome or give medical advice.

Can we approve everything first?

Yes. Review mode holds every post until someone at the clinic approves it, from the app or from a link on a phone.

Does it use our real rooms and team?

When you upload photos of them. Generated visuals fill the gaps in your palette and never pretend to be your clinic.

What does Quetzal cost for a med spa or aesthetic clinic?

Plans start at $89 a month on annual billing, and AI video is included on Pro and Ultra. The first 14 days are free: your card is saved, nothing is charged today, and you can cancel before the trial ends.

Which networks does Quetzal publish to for a med spa or aesthetic clinic?

For a med spa or aesthetic clinic, the ones that matter most are Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Quetzal publishes to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, X and YouTube, and writes each post for the network it goes to rather than copying one post across.

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