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Posted By Madilyn Moeller, Friday, January 31, 2025
By Growth99
In an industry growing at 18% annually, new research from Growth99 reveals that most aesthetic practices are missing key opportunities for competitive differentiation and growth. The comprehensive 2025 State of Aesthetic and Elective Wellness Marketing Report, which surveyed more than 100 practice leaders across the United States, uncovers several critical gaps between market opportunity and practice execution.
While AmSpa's data shows the average medical spa generates $1.39 million in annual revenue, Growth99's research indicates that 60% of practices generate less than $500,000 annually, suggesting a significant performance gap between market leaders and most practices.
"The aesthetic and elective wellness industry is at a pivotal moment of transformation," says Rob Pickell, CEO of Growth99. "While the industry grew by 18% from 2022 to 2023, 77% of practices struggle with differentiation. These findings underscore that strategic marketing and operational excellence are no longer optional. They're essential for survival."
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The research reveals several surprising statistics about technology adoption in aesthetic practices:
This technology gap becomes particularly concerning given that practices average 245 patient visits monthly and maintain a 73% repeat patient rate. These volumes require sophisticated customer journey management.
While 75% of practices consider before-and-after content "very important," many struggle with content creation and management:
This content challenge is particularly significant given the industry's primary demographic: 89% female patients, with 54% falling in the 35-54 age range, a group that typically engages heavily with social and educational content.
The research identifies a crucial disconnect between marketing ambition and actual investment. More specifically:
The study revealed interesting correlations between facility size and utilization efficiency:
This declining efficiency as facility size increases suggests significant optimization opportunities through better marketing and scheduling systems.
The industry outlook shows both opportunity and challenge:
These are only some of the insights that you can glean from the 2025 State of Aesthetic and Elective Wellness Marketing Report.
Get your copy for free at https://growth99.com/resources/report/aesthetic-marketing-benchmarks-2025. This comprehensive resource provides practice owners and managers like you with the actionable insights and benchmarks needed to drive growth in an increasingly competitive market.
Growth99’s impact extends to over 1,000 practices and 2,300 owners, providers, and staff across the aesthetic and elective wellness industry. The company’s data-driven approach and customized brand development strategies have consistently delivered remarkable results for clients.
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