01The weekFacial · Botox · Filler
sessions drop into the grid

For medical spas, aesthetics clinics, and injectors. Treatment menus, before/after galleries, and a 'book a consultation' CTA — built in minutes with a clean, luxe look that builds the trust your treatments require.
Scroll, and UOVA lays out the exact booking page a med-spas & aesthetic needs — a week that fills with sessions, pricing that reads at a glance, and a booking button wired to your scheduler.
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UOVA lays out the exact booking page a med-spas & aesthetic needs — a week of sessions, clear pricing, and a booking button wired to your scheduler.
01The weeksessions drop into the grid
02Treatmentsmost booked
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04First visitMindbody · Fresha · Calendly

Dedicated pages for the treatments clients search — Botox, fillers, laser, facials — with pricing, what to expect, and a booking CTA.

Tasteful before/after galleries (consent-managed) — the proof clients want before booking a medical aesthetic treatment.

A 'book a consultation' CTA wired to your scheduler, plus an intake form for the first conversation.
Preview each design as a live site. Supported templates open in Studio for direct editing and publishing.
Every template restyles to your med-spas & aesthetic brand — colours, fonts, copy, and AI photography — from one prompt.
UOVA's Media Studio shoots the imagery your site needs, matched to your business — so nothing looks like the same five photos every other site uses.





15 image models · 11 video models · brand-match · 8 presets · 4× upscale.Drop in your own photos any time — mix them with AI shots section by section.
Forms travel over TLS and are emailed to you and kept in your form inbox. UOVA is not a HIPAA-compliant processor — link protected intake out to your patient portal.
Yes — paste your scheduler link into a CTA, or use the built-in consultation form. A full booking widget cannot be embedded.
Yes — treatment pages are built for high-intent local search with LocalBusiness + MedicalClinic schema.
Yes — tasteful before/after galleries are built in; manage consent per your jurisdiction.
Field notes from building med-spas & aesthetics sites — the parts that decide whether the site works, before anyone argues about fonts.
This is a medical purchase wearing a beauty coat. Lead with who holds the needle: the injector's licensure, training, and years of hands — photo, full name, credentials spelled out. A med-spa site that hides its practitioners behind stock imagery reads as exactly the place people are warned about.
Every service needs its own page answering the four real questions: does it hurt, how long until I see results, how long do results last, what does it cost (ranges are fine). Honest before/afters with treatment details. The visitor who reads all of that books a consult already half-sold — and pre-qualified.
Results disclaimers, consent language, realistic-expectations copy — build them into the treatment-page template once, elegantly, instead of bolting on legal text later. A 'financing available' block with your actual providers (Cherry, CareCredit) belongs near pricing; treatment cost is the silent objection on every page.
No credit card. No setup time. Free to start, $19/mo when you're ready for a custom domain.