Med spa social media posts
Creobee makes med spa social media posts for skin clinics, med spas and estheticians. Describe your practice once and it plans a month of posts (skin education, answers to the questions clients ask before booking, how a consultation works, seasonal routines and a clear offer), writes each headline and caption in your voice, and designs them as one calm feed in your logo and colors. It is AI writing, so you approve every post, and any caption that mentions a treatment is yours to check before it goes out.
Example posts for a fictional skin studio and esthetician, made with Creobee.
What you offer, who comes to you and how you talk. Name the treatments you want to post about, in your own words, so the captions start from how you describe them.
A Calm voice picks the Editorial style: serif headlines with an italic highlight, arch frames and thin rules. Your brand color is used exactly, your logo is on every post, and a preview shows your next nine posts.
Up to 30 posts with captions. Read each one, leave out any that promises more than you can, then download them or schedule them on Autopilot.
The posts at the top of this page belong to Salt & Stone, a fictional skin studio whose feed was made with Creobee. Here are six more of its headlines, with the kind of caption that goes under each. They teach and reassure, and none of them promises a result.
EducateMyth vs fact
Oily skin still needs moisture. A light, oil-free moisturizer helps it feel comfortable, and skipping it often leaves skin feeling tight by lunchtime. Not sure which texture suits yours? Ask us at your next visit.
EducateFAQ
It depends on your skin and what you want from it, so there is no single answer. Some clients come about once a month; others come with the seasons. At your first visit we look at your skin and your routine and suggest a rhythm that fits your life and your budget.
Behind the scenesProcess
Before anything touches your skin, we sit down and talk: what you use now, what bothers you, what you want to change and anything we should know. Then we look at your skin together. Listening first is how we choose the right treatment, and sometimes it is how we find out you do not need one.
EngageQuestion
Breakouts, dryness, dark spots, or which product goes on first? Ask it in the comments. We will answer the most common questions in next week's posts, in plain language, without trying to sell you anything.
TimelySeasonal
When the heating comes on, skin often feels drier. Switch to a gentler cleanser, add a richer moisturizer at night and keep the sunscreen going, even on grey days. If your skin feels different this month, mention it at your next appointment.
PromoteOffer
Our autumn reset facial is back for the season: a consultation, a gentle cleanse and a treatment chosen for how your skin is right now, plus a simple routine to take home. Book through the link in our bio.
Each headline is designed into its post; the caption goes underneath when you post or schedule it.
People book skin treatments with someone they trust, and they decide whether to trust you before they ever send a message. A feed that teaches, answers the questions people are shy to ask and shows how you work does most of that for you. The posts that work best for a med spa or a skin studio:
Posts about treatments carry rules that ordinary marketing does not: what you may promise, what needs a practitioner's name, what your regulator or insurer allows. Creobee does not know those rules, and it does not give medical advice. It is built not to invent results, numbers, client names or reviews, but it is AI writing, and a caption can still describe a treatment more confidently than you would.
So treat every batch as a draft. Read each caption, leave out any post that makes a claim you cannot stand behind, and change a caption before you post it (on Autopilot, while you schedule it). Nothing is published until you download it or schedule it. Keep posts to education and your own services, and leave diagnosis to the consultation.
Before-and-after pictures are the most common med spa post and the most regulated one. Creobee never makes them: it has no before-and-after photo layout, and it never generates a picture of anyone's skin. A post in its before and after format is two short lines of words, such as a routine before and after a change, not photos of a client. If you post real before-and-after photos, do it yourself, with the client's written consent and within your rules.
Skin clinics tend to look best quiet. Editorial, the style a Calm voice picks, uses serif headlines with an italic highlight, arch frames and thin rules, like a well-made magazine. Studio, minimal with plenty of air, is the other natural fit. Your brand color is used exactly, every word meets the WCAG AA contrast standard, and your logo is on every post.
For the art, upload a photo of your treatment room, or pick one of 94 preset backgrounds; the plaster, linen and stone ones suit a clinic. With "Add people" switched on, some posts show real people from a curated library, tinted in your colors. They are library photos, not your clients, and never appear on client stories or quotes. No picture is AI-generated.
A calendar only helps if the posts exist. One batch is up to 30 posts, planned across education, questions, how you work and offers around the goal you pick. Mention seasonal treatments or a quiet month you want to fill, and the captions use it. On Autopilot, drop the batch onto the calendar, one post per posting day, up to 45 days ahead, and it publishes to Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok.
Creobee makes still 4:5 posts: no video or Reels, no carousels yet, no replies to comments or DMs and no analytics. It writes posts in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Turkish, and no other languages.
An agency that specializes in aesthetics can do far more, and it costs far more. This is the difference in what each one does.
Pricing
Every plan designs your feed. Pick how many posts, and whether we post them too.
Not sure yet? First 3 posts free, no card neededFor making your posts and posting them yourself
$19/month
For handing the whole job over
$39/month
For posting every day across several accounts
$79/month
For comparison: freelancers usually charge $300 to $1,500 a month for 8 to 16 posts.
Straight answers on pricing, posts, and what Creobee does and does not do.
Mostly education: skin care explained plainly, myths put right, questions answered, how a consultation works and seasonal routines, with an offer now and then. Posts that teach build the trust that gets someone to book, and they keep you clear of the promises your rules do not allow.
It is built not to invent results or figures and it does not give medical advice, but it is AI writing and it cannot know your regulator's rules. You approve every post, and any caption that describes a treatment is yours to check and change before it goes out.
Not with photos. There is no before-and-after photo layout, and no picture of skin is ever generated. Its before and after format is two lines of words. Post real before-and-after photos yourself, with consent and within your rules.
Yes. The same education-led posts suit estheticians, skin studios, facial bars and med spas. One account holds one business, so a group with several clinics under different names needs an account for each.
Editorial, the calm one, with serif headlines and arch frames; it is picked for a Calm voice. Studio suits a clinic that wants a minimal, airy feed. Switch in a tap and preview your next nine posts before anything is made.
Solo is $19 a month for 30 designed posts, Autopilot is $39 for 90 posts and posts them for you on Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok, and Pro is $79 for 300 posts and up to 15 connected accounts. Billing is monthly, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Partly. Every new account gets 3 finished posts free, with no card and no watermark, so you can see your own brand on real posts before paying anything. After that, plans start at $19 a month for 30 posts, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. They are written about your practice, so you judge real posts, not a sample.
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Describe your practice once. Creobee plans, writes and designs the month in your colors, and you approve every caption. First 3 posts free, no card needed.
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