Treatment campaign · Anti-Wrinkle & Fillers
Injectables are sold on trust, not on price.
The highest-value repeat treatment in aesthetics, and the one where the wrong advertising approach does the most damage to your reputation.
Where we would start
Most injectables clinics do not have an enquiry problem. They have a filtering problem: a steady trickle of people asking "how much for lips?" and disappearing when they hear the answer, mixed with a small number of serious patients who would happily pay more for the right practitioner. The work here is separating those two before either reaches your chair. Qualifying on outcome and practitioner fit rather than price, so the conversations you actually have are with people who intend to stay. We agree the minimum for your clinic before you start, and it carries the same written guarantee as every other campaign we run.
Typically 30–55, often already a client of another clinic, and switching for a specific reason. A result she was unhappy with, a practitioner who left, or a move. This is rarely a first-time buyer discovering the category. She knows what she wants and she is evaluating you, not the treatment.
The objection that costs you the booking: "will I look overdone?"
Nobody says this out loud in an enquiry form, and it is the deciding factor almost every time. The fear is not of the needle. It is of walking out looking obviously treated, and of being judged for it. Clinics that answer this well lead with restraint and with the practitioner's credentials, not with volume discounts. Every price-led injectables ad we have seen actively deepens this fear, because cheapness and a natural result are not associated in her mind.
The best lifetime value in the category.
Anti-wrinkle treatment repeats roughly every three to four months and fillers every six to twelve, indefinitely, for as long as she trusts the practitioner. A single retained injectables client is worth more over three years than almost any other beauty client you will acquire. This changes what you can rationally pay to acquire her, and it means the correct advertising objective is trust, not immediate conversion.
Meta restricts how you can advertise this. It matters.
Cosmetic injectable advertising sits inside Meta's restricted categories, and the practical consequences are real: certain before-and-after formats get rejected, close-up imagery of injection sites is unreliable, and accounts that repeatedly breach policy face restrictions that are slow and painful to reverse. Running injectables campaigns is meaningfully more constrained than running microneedling campaigns, and clinics that treat them identically tend to discover this the hard way. Rules also differ by market. The UK in particular is stricter than the Netherlands.
Steadier than most treatments, with pronounced peaks before Christmas and before wedding season. Existing clients rebook on their own biological schedule rather than a calendar one.
What these numbers are, and what they are not
Every figure above is an appointment request: a real person who saw the ad, filled in the form, and confirmed what they wanted. It is not a booked, attended, paid appointment, and we don't report it as one. What happens between the request and the chair depends on how fast you reply, what you charge, and whether you have space that week. That gap is precisely what we are hired to close, and it is also why we guarantee requests rather than revenue: it is the part we control.
The same guarantee applies here
Before you start, we agree a minimum number of qualified appointment requests for your first 30 days. The number depends on what your treatments cost. If we miss it, you don't pay for the following month.
Questions clinics ask about this treatment
Can you even advertise injectables on Meta?
Yes, within Meta's restricted-category rules, which constrain certain claims and imagery. We build campaigns inside those rules rather than testing how far they bend, because an account restriction costs far more than an underperforming week.
Do you have injectables results to show me?
Not yet, and we would rather tell you that than reframe a microneedling campaign as evidence. What we can show you is the verified data from the treatments we have run, and agree a specific minimum for yours before you commit.
Should I advertise a price for a treatment area?
Generally no. Price-led injectables advertising attracts exactly the client who leaves for someone €30 cheaper, and it works against the natural-result positioning that retains people for years.
Other treatments we run campaigns for
Thirty minutes. You'll leave with a number.
We work out what an enquiry currently costs you, how many you're losing to slow replies, and what that's worth over a year. You get that written up whether or not we work together.
Book your 30-minute Calendar Audit →One clinic per region. We'll tell you on the call if yours is already taken.
