Thinking of Opening Your Own Med Spa? Ask These Questions First

Thinking about going out on your own in medical aesthetics? Jessica Hunter shares the questions you must answer before starting your own medical spa, like whether you can actually cover your overhead, how long you can float yourself without revenue, and what profit really looks like after rent, payroll, supplies, and credit card fees.Most new owners assume a $100K month means success, but tight margins often mean you’re barely breaking even. And when it comes to leaving a practice, she stresses that transparency matters, because burned bridges follow you in this industry.With clear-eyed insight into hidden costs, personal readiness, and what it takes to attract patients from day one, Jessica lays out the real strategy behind building something sustainable—not just something pretty on paper.HOSTJessica HunterHead of Aesthetic Consulting, Aesthetic BrokersJessica Hunter is the Founder & CEO of Hunter Consulting and Head of Consulting at Aesthetic Brokers, where she helps medical aesthetic clinics grow smarter and stronger. She’s partnered with more than 75 clinics across Canada and the U.S., guiding them to boost profits, streamline operations, and build lasting success. Known for her energy, straightforward approach, and genuine care, Jessica believes the best advice comes from truly understanding each business, especially its financial health and unique challenges.Follow Jessica on Instagram @hunterconsulting_Connect with Jessica on LinkedInAbout Aesthetic AppealAesthetic Appeal is where Aesthetic Brokers brings you the latest insights straight from Southern California. We break down what’s happening in the medical aesthetics world—especially when it comes to private equity and transactions with mergers and acquisitions that matter to you as a practice owner.Learn more about Aesthetic BrokersFollow Aesthetic Brokers on Instagram @aestheticbrokersTheme music: Blinding, Cushy

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