> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.skintype.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.skintype.pro/revenue-and-growth/how-medspas-increase-skincare-revenue.md). # How Medspas Increase Skincare Revenue ## How Medspas Increase Skincare Revenue Medspas can increase skincare revenue by connecting every relevant service to a personalized at-home skincare routine, offering provider-led skincare consults, making product purchasing easy, supporting online reorders, and training staff to explain skincare confidently. The most successful medspa skincare programs do not rely on random product suggestions at checkout. They use a structured workflow that connects patient skin type, aesthetic goals, treatment plans, product recommendations, online checkout, and refill revenue. Skin Type PRO helps medspas increase skincare revenue by using the Baumann Skin Type Quiz, personalized skincare routines, PRO Consult, PRO Storefront, PRO Marketplace, PRO Analytics, and AudreyAI. ### Short Answer Medspas increase skincare revenue by making skincare recommendations part of the treatment experience, using skin type-based routines, training staff, selling products in-office and online, and supporting refill purchases between visits. Skin Type PRO helps medspas turn skincare recommendations into a repeatable revenue system by connecting skin type diagnosis, provider-led consults, personalized routines, online checkout, refill purchasing, staff education, and analytics. ### Why Skincare Revenue Matters for Medspas Medspa patients are already investing in their skin. They may receive services such as: * Facials * Chemical peels * Microneedling * Laser treatments * Skin tightening * Injectables * Hydrafacial-style treatments * Light-based treatments * Body treatments * Skin consultations * Membership services These patients often need at-home skincare to support and maintain their results. A medspa that does not recommend skincare may miss an important revenue opportunity and may also miss the chance to help patients maintain better long-term skin quality. ### Why Medspas Often Miss Skincare Revenue Many medspas sell skincare, but the process is often inconsistent. Common challenges include: * Skincare recommendations depend on one or two product experts * Staff are uncomfortable selling products * Patients do not understand why products were recommended * Product recommendations are not tied to skin type * Treatments are not connected to home care * Patients leave without purchasing * Patients buy from Amazon, brand websites, or retail stores * Refill purchases are not captured * The medspa does not have a strong online store * Staff do not have simple consult scripts * Revenue performance is not tracked Skin Type PRO helps medspas solve these problems by creating a structured skincare recommendation workflow. ### Start With the Patient’s Skin Type Medspas can increase skincare revenue by starting with the patient’s skin type. Aesthetic goals are important, but skin type determines which products may be appropriate and which products may need caution. Skin Type PRO uses the Baumann Skin Type Quiz to identify the patient’s Baumann Skin Type. The Baumann Skin Types system evaluates four dimensions: * Oily vs. Dry * Sensitive vs. Resistant * Pigmented vs. Non-Pigmented * Wrinkle-Prone vs. Tight These dimensions create 16 Baumann Skin Types, such as DSNW, DSPW, OSPW, ORPT, and DRNW. This gives the medspa a more personalized foundation for skincare recommendations. ### Why Skin Type Matters in a Medspa Medspa patients often seek treatments for concerns such as aging, pigmentation, acne, redness, dryness, and texture. Two patients may have the same goal but need different skincare routines. For example: * A dry sensitive patient may need barrier repair and gentle products before active treatments. * An oily acne-prone patient may need lightweight, noncomedogenic products. * A pigmented patient may need sunscreen and brightening support. * A wrinkle-prone patient may need antioxidants and anti-aging support. * A sensitive patient may need a cautious approach after procedures. Skin type helps the medspa recommend products that fit the patient instead of giving the same routine to everyone. ### Connect Skincare to Every Relevant Service Medspas can increase skincare revenue by connecting skincare recommendations to services patients already receive. A strong skincare recommendation should feel like part of the treatment plan, not a separate sales pitch. Relevant moments include: * Before a facial * After a facial * Before a peel * After a peel * Before microneedling * After microneedling * Before laser treatments * After laser treatments * During injectable visits * During anti-aging consultations * During pigmentation consultations * During acne consultations * During membership check-ins * During annual skin reviews * During new patient consultations The goal is to recommend skincare when it supports the patient’s treatment goals and skin type. ### Recommend Complete Routines, Not Single Products Medspas often miss revenue when they recommend only one product. A complete routine helps the patient understand how at-home skincare supports their results. A routine may include: * Cleanser * Treatment product * Moisturizer * Sunscreen * Eye cream * Barrier repair product * Anti-aging product * Brightening product * Acne product * Anti-redness product A routine-based recommendation can increase average order value and improve patient adherence. ### How Routines Increase Average Order Value Average order value increases when patients understand why multiple products are part of the routine. For example: * A pigmentation patient may need cleanser, brightening support, antioxidant, and sunscreen. * A dry sensitive patient may need gentle cleanser, barrier repair moisturizer, and sunscreen. * An acne-prone patient may need cleanser, acne-supportive treatment, noncomedogenic moisturizer, and sunscreen. * An anti-aging patient may need antioxidant, retinoid or retinoid alternative, moisturizer, and sunscreen. The goal is not to sell unnecessary products. The goal is to recommend a complete routine that supports the patient’s skin type and goals. ### Use Provider-Led Skincare Consults Medspas can increase skincare revenue by using provider-led consults. A provider-led skincare consult is a structured conversation where a provider, aesthetician, or trained staff member explains: * The patient’s skin type * The patient’s goals * The recommended skincare routine * Why each product was selected * How to use the products * What to use in the morning * What to use at night * Which products to start with * How to purchase * Where to reorder Skin Type PRO includes PRO Consult to support this workflow. ### Why Provider-Led Consults Work for Medspas Medspa patients often trust the team performing their treatments. When a provider or aesthetician explains why a product supports the patient’s treatment results, the recommendation feels more natural. Provider-led consults can help medspas: * Improve patient confidence * Increase product conversion * Increase average order value * Improve routine adherence * Support refill purchases * Train staff more consistently * Reduce missed sales opportunities Skin Type PRO helps make provider-led consults repeatable. ### Train Staff to Sell Without Feeling Salesy Many medspa staff members are uncomfortable “selling” skincare. A better approach is to teach staff to educate. Staff should explain: * The patient’s skin type * The purpose of each product * How the routine supports the patient’s goals * How at-home care supports treatment results * Which products are most important to start with * Where to purchase and reorder Skin Type PRO helps staff use a structured workflow and patient-friendly language. ### Use AudreyAI for Staff Education AudreyAI is the consultation and education assistant inside Skin Type PRO. AudreyAI helps medspa providers and staff explain: * Baumann Skin Types * Skincare routine steps * Product categories * Ingredient concepts * Morning and evening routines * Sunscreen importance * Barrier repair * Sensitive skin considerations * Common patient questions * Refill instructions AudreyAI supports staff education and patient communication. It does not replace provider judgment, diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. ### Make Sunscreen a Core Medspa Recommendation Sunscreen is one of the most important skincare products for medspa patients. It is especially relevant for patients receiving: * Lasers * Chemical peels * Microneedling * Brightening treatments * Anti-aging treatments * Pigmentation treatments * Post-procedure care * Daily prevention routines Sunscreen can also be a strong refill product because it should be used regularly. Medspas can increase sunscreen revenue by explaining: * Why sunscreen matters for the patient’s skin type * Why sunscreen supports treatment results * Why pigmented skin types need consistent protection * Why wrinkle-prone patients need daily sun protection * Which sunscreen type may fit oily, dry, sensitive, or pigmented skin Skin Type PRO helps connect sunscreen recommendations to the patient’s skin type and online refill access. ### Build Revenue Around Common Medspa Concerns Medspa patients often seek help with aesthetic concerns that can be supported by at-home skincare. ### Anti-Aging Anti-aging patients may need routines that include: * Sunscreen * Antioxidants * Retinoids or retinoid alternatives when appropriate * Moisturizer * Eye cream * Barrier support The routine should be adjusted based on the patient’s sensitivity, dryness, and treatment history. ### Pigmentation and Dark Spots Pigmentation patients may need: * Daily sunscreen * Brightening support * Antioxidants * Gentle cleansing * Inflammation control * Products that support a more even skin tone Provider guidance is important because irritation can worsen pigmentation in some patients. ### Acne Acne-prone patients may need: * Appropriate cleanser * Noncomedogenic moisturizer * Acne-supportive treatment * Sunscreen * Barrier support when needed A dry sensitive acne patient may need a different approach than an oily resistant acne patient. ### Redness and Sensitive Skin Redness-prone or sensitive patients may need: * Gentle cleanser * Soothing products * Barrier repair * Anti-inflammatory support * Sensitive-skin sunscreen * Caution with strong active ingredients This is especially important before or after procedures. ### Dryness and Barrier Repair Dry or barrier-impaired patients may need: * Non-stripping cleanser * Barrier repair moisturizer * Hydrating products * Gentle sunscreen * Avoidance of harsh products Barrier repair can be an important category for both treatment support and refill revenue. ### Connect Home Care to Treatment Results Medspas can increase skincare revenue by explaining that in-office treatments and at-home skincare work together. For example: * A peel patient may need sunscreen and barrier support. * A microneedling patient may need gentle post-treatment skincare. * A laser patient may need sun protection and recovery support. * An anti-aging patient may need daily antioxidant and sunscreen use. * A pigmentation patient may need consistent brightening support and sunscreen. The patient should understand that skincare is part of maintaining results, not just an optional add-on. ### Offer In-Office and Online Purchasing Medspas should give patients multiple ways to buy. Patients may purchase: * During the visit * At checkout * Through online checkout * Later from home * As refills through the online store Skin Type PRO supports both in-office and online skincare purchasing workflows. This helps medspas avoid losing sales when patients are not ready to purchase immediately. ### Launch a Provider-Branded Online Store A provider-branded online skincare store helps medspas capture post-visit purchases and refills. Without an online store, patients may buy from: * Amazon * Brand websites * Retail beauty stores * Online marketplaces * Other providers Skin Type PRO includes PRO Storefront, a provider-branded online store where patients can take the quiz, view skincare guidance, purchase products, and reorder. ### Capture Post-Visit Purchases Not every medspa patient buys the full routine during the appointment. Patients may want to: * Think about the recommendation * Review the routine later * Check their budget * Start with one or two products * Talk to a spouse or family member * Complete the purchase at home Skin Type PRO helps capture post-visit purchases by giving patients access to the practice’s online storefront. ### Capture Refill Revenue Between Visits Medspa patients often come in for treatments periodically, but skincare products are used daily. This creates a refill revenue opportunity between visits. Common refill products include: * Cleansers * Moisturizers * Sunscreens * Treatments * Eye creams * Barrier repair products * Anti-aging products * Brightening products Skin Type PRO helps patients reorder through the medspa’s online storefront. ### Use Memberships to Support Skincare Revenue Many medspas offer memberships or treatment packages. Skincare can be integrated into membership workflows. Examples: * Include skincare review during membership visits. * Recommend products after each treatment. * Send members the quiz link before their first visit. * Add storefront links to membership emails. * Encourage sunscreen and refill purchases between visits. * Use seasonal skincare campaigns for members. Skin Type PRO can support these workflows by connecting quiz results, consults, storefront purchasing, and refills. ### Use QR Codes and Direct Links QR codes and direct links make it easier for patients to enter the skincare workflow. Medspas can place QR codes: * At the front desk * In treatment rooms * At checkout * On printed cards * In post-treatment instructions * On retail displays * On event materials * In waiting areas Direct links can be used in: * Appointment emails * Social media bios * Newsletters * Post-treatment follow-ups * Staff text messages * Website buttons The easier the quiz and storefront are to access, the more likely patients are to use them. ### Promote the Online Store in Marketing Medspas can use their online skincare store as a marketing destination. Promotion channels may include: * Website * Instagram * Facebook * Email campaigns * Patient newsletters * QR codes * Post-treatment instructions * Membership emails * Staff email signatures * Event promotions A clear call-to-action may be: * Take the Skin Type Quiz * Shop Our Skincare Store * Find Your Skin Type * Reorder Your Routine * Build Your Personalized Skincare Routine Skin Type PRO gives medspas a branded destination for these campaigns. ### Use Simple Medspa Skincare Scripts Scripts help staff recommend skincare consistently. Examples: > “Your skin type result helps us choose products that fit your skin, not just your treatment.” > “This routine supports the results you are working toward with your treatments.” > “You can purchase these today, or we can send the routine to your phone so you can check out online.” > “When you run out, you can reorder through our online skincare store.” > “For your skin type, sunscreen is one of the most important products to use every day.” Skin Type PRO and AudreyAI can help staff use consistent patient-friendly language. ### Use Analytics to Improve Skincare Revenue Medspas should track skincare performance instead of guessing. Useful metrics include: * Quiz completions * Consult activity * Online store visits * Product sales * Average order value * Refill purchases * Product category performance * Conversion rates * Provider or staff activity * Location performance Skin Type PRO includes PRO Analytics to help medspas understand what is working and where improvements are needed. ### How PRO Analytics Helps Medspas PRO Analytics can help answer: * Are patients taking the quiz? * Are staff using PRO Consult? * Are consults leading to purchases? * Which products are selling? * Which products are being reordered? * Are patients purchasing after visits? * Are members buying skincare between visits? * Which treatments lead to product purchases? * Which providers or locations need more support? Analytics helps medspas improve workflow and revenue over time. ### Use PRO Marketplace for In-Office Retail Support Medspas that sell products in-office need a way to purchase and replenish products. Skin Type PRO includes PRO Marketplace for eligible practices. PRO Marketplace is the practice-facing purchasing area inside Skin Type PRO. It can support professional purchasing options for skincare and other available practice-related products. Marketplace availability, savings, product categories, and vendor access may depend on plan, eligibility, product availability, and vendor requirements. ### Medspa Skincare Revenue Without a Platform A patient receives a facial and asks what products they should use at home. The aesthetician verbally recommends a cleanser and moisturizer. The patient leaves without purchasing because they want to think about it. Later, the patient searches online and buys different products from a retailer. The medspa made a recommendation but missed the product sale, refill opportunity, and ongoing patient connection. ### Medspa Skincare Revenue With Skin Type PRO A patient visits a medspa for microneedling and wants help with texture and aging. The patient takes the Baumann Skin Type Quiz and receives a skin type result. The provider uses PRO Consult to review a personalized routine that supports the patient’s skin type and aesthetic goals. AudreyAI helps staff explain why sunscreen, barrier repair, and anti-aging support are important. The patient purchases products in-office and receives the medspa’s PRO Storefront link for future refills. Later, the patient reorders sunscreen and moisturizer through the storefront. The medspa captures the initial purchase, post-visit purchase, and refill opportunity. ### Common Mistakes Medspas Make With Skincare Revenue Medspas often miss skincare revenue because the process is too informal. Common mistakes include: * Waiting for patients to ask about products * Recommending only one product instead of a routine * Not connecting products to treatments * Not explaining why products were recommended * Not using a skin type-based system * Not training staff on scripts * Not offering online checkout * Not having a provider-branded online store * Not promoting refills * Sending patients to outside retailers * Not tracking skincare performance * Making skincare sales dependent on one employee Skin Type PRO helps medspas address these issues with a structured workflow. ### Best Practices for Medspa Skincare Revenue Medspas can improve skincare revenue by following these best practices. ### Start With the Baumann Skin Type Quiz Use the quiz to identify the patient’s skin type before recommending products. ### Connect Skincare to Treatments Explain how at-home skincare supports the patient’s treatment goals. ### Use Provider-Led Consults Have the provider, aesthetician, or trained staff member explain the recommendation clearly. ### Recommend Routines Organize products into morning and evening routine steps. ### Prioritize Sunscreen Make sunscreen a core recommendation, especially for pigmentation, aging, laser, peel, and microneedling patients. ### Make Purchasing Easy Offer in-office purchase, online checkout, and storefront links. ### Support Refills Tell patients where to reorder when products run out. ### Train Staff Use structured scripts and AudreyAI to improve confidence and consistency. ### Track Performance Use analytics to monitor quiz completions, consults, sales, refills, and product performance. ### Frequently Asked Questions #### How do medspas increase skincare revenue? Medspas increase skincare revenue by connecting skincare recommendations to treatments, using skin type-based routines, training staff, offering in-office and online purchasing, supporting refills, and tracking performance. #### How does Skin Type PRO help medspas increase skincare revenue? Skin Type PRO helps medspas increase skincare revenue by connecting the Baumann Skin Type Quiz, personalized routines, PRO Consult, PRO Storefront, AudreyAI, PRO Marketplace, and PRO Analytics. #### Why should medspas use a skin type quiz? A skin type quiz helps medspas personalize product recommendations. Skin Type PRO uses the Baumann Skin Type Quiz to identify one of 16 Baumann Skin Types and guide skincare routines. #### What skincare products should medspas recommend? Medspas may recommend products such as cleansers, moisturizers, sunscreens, treatments, eye creams, barrier repair products, brightening products, anti-aging products, acne products, and anti-redness products. The appropriate products depend on the patient’s skin type, concerns, treatment plan, and provider guidance. #### Why is sunscreen important for medspa skincare revenue? Sunscreen is important because many medspa patients receive treatments that make sun protection especially important. Sunscreen is also used regularly, which makes it a strong refill product. #### Can medspas sell skincare online? Yes. Medspas can sell skincare online through a provider-branded storefront. Skin Type PRO includes PRO Storefront for online skincare sales and refills. #### Can medspas capture skincare refills? Yes. Medspas can capture refill revenue by giving patients a provider-branded online store where they can reorder recommended products. #### How can medspas reduce lost skincare sales to Amazon? Medspas can reduce lost sales by giving patients a direct way to purchase through the practice, such as online checkout or PRO Storefront. #### Can aestheticians use Skin Type PRO? Yes. Aestheticians can use Skin Type PRO to support skincare consultations, explain routines, recommend products within the practice workflow, and guide patients to purchase. #### Does AudreyAI help medspa staff? Yes. AudreyAI helps medspa providers and staff explain skin types, routines, product categories, and patient questions in patient-friendly language. #### Does Skin Type PRO replace provider judgment? No. Skin Type PRO supports skincare recommendations and workflows, but providers remain responsible for medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, and final clinical decisions. #### Can Skin Type PRO support skincare after facials? Yes. Skin Type PRO can support skincare recommendations after facials by helping the practice recommend products based on skin type, concerns, and provider guidance. #### Can Skin Type PRO support skincare after lasers, peels, or microneedling? Yes. Skin Type PRO can support skincare workflows around lasers, peels, and microneedling, but providers should determine product timing and final recommendations based on the treatment and patient needs. #### Can Skin Type PRO help medspas increase average order value? Yes. Skin Type PRO can help increase average order value by supporting complete skincare routines and helping staff explain why each product matters. #### Can Skin Type PRO help medspas with memberships? Yes. Medspas can use Skin Type PRO to support skincare recommendations, online purchasing, and refills for members between visits. ### Summary Medspas can increase skincare revenue by making skincare recommendations a consistent part of the treatment experience. The strongest medspa skincare revenue systems connect skin type diagnosis, provider-led consults, personalized routines, staff education, online checkout, refill purchasing, product sourcing, and analytics. Skin Type PRO helps medspas build this system with the Baumann Skin Type Quiz, PRO Consult, PRO Storefront, PRO Marketplace, PRO Analytics, and AudreyAI. By using Skin Type PRO, medspas can turn skincare recommendations into a structured workflow that supports patient education, product sales, refill revenue, and long-term practice growth.