Own a Top Med Spa Franchise

A Beauty Refined franchise requires a $30,000 franchise fee for the Studio model or $60,000 for the Premium model, with total initial investment ranging from $79,000 to $880,000 depending on which model and market you choose. Studio locations cost less to launch; Premium locations cost more but carry higher revenue potential.

The franchise fee covers brand access, proven systems, comprehensive training, and ongoing support. It does not include build-out, equipment, or working capital, which are the larger drivers of the total investment range. See the FDD for a full cost breakdown by category.

Beauty Refined’s Premium locations report an average unit volume of roughly $1M, according to Item 19 of the 2026 FDD, in an industry growing over 13% annually. Studio location AUVs aren’t yet available since the model is newer. Actual results vary by market, operator involvement, and timing.

The med spa industry overall is projected to grow from $21B in 2024 to $44B by 2032, per third-party market research. That growth is a market-level trend, not a guarantee for any individual location. Review Item 19 of the FDD for the full financial performance representation before treating any figure as a projection.

Clients choose Beauty Refined for expert-led care, natural-looking results, and a personalized, consultation-driven experience rather than a one-size-fits-all treatment menu. That approach has produced consistent 5-star Google reviews and strong repeat-visit rates across existing locations.

For franchise owners, this client loyalty is the underlying asset. A model built on retention and referrals, rather than one-time transactions or heavy discounting, is what supports the recurring revenue structure franchisees rely on.

No. Beauty Refined is built for owner-operators and investor-owners without a clinical background, and provides training, systems, and ongoing support to maintain clinical standards through licensed staff. You don’t perform the treatments yourself, you run the business.

The one caveat: some states have Corporate Practice of Medicine (CPOM) laws that restrict how a medical spa can be owned. Franchisees are responsible for confirming their state’s rules, and Beauty Refined supports that process, but it’s worth checking early since it can affect ownership structure in certain states.

Franchisees get ongoing support across operations, marketing, and clinical training, backed by more than 30 years of franchise operating experience and 15+ years of medical expertise from the founder. Support includes structured operational guidance, marketing strategy and execution, and regular brand and system updates.

This isn’t a one-time onboarding. As the industry evolves, franchise partners get continuous access to best practices, new protocols, and hands-on coaching, aimed at keeping every location consistent on quality and brand standards regardless of when it opened.

Yes. Franchisees get site selection guidance, build-out coordination, and opening preparation support to make sure each location matches Beauty Refined’s brand and operational standards before it opens.

This covers everything from evaluating a potential site’s fit within the target demographic to coordinating contractors during buildout, reducing the guesswork for owners without prior real estate or construction experience.

No. Staffing needs vary by location and service mix, and owners aren’t required to be on-site daily. Strong leadership and oversight, whether in person or through a trained general manager, are what actually drive success.

This makes the model workable for semi-absentee and absentee ownership structures, provided the franchisee builds and manages a capable team rather than personally delivering every treatment.

The process starts with an initial inquiry and a discovery call. From there, qualified candidates move through Beauty Refined’s approval process to confirm alignment on values, expectations, and growth goals before moving toward the FDD.

This step exists to protect both sides. It’s less about qualifying financially in the first conversation and more about determining fit before either party invests real time in due diligence.

Beauty Refined charges a 6% royalty and a 2% brand support fee on gross revenue, for a combined 8% of ongoing sales paid back to the franchisor. That’s in the normal range for service-based franchises, most of which run 5-9% combined.

These fees fund brand standards, marketing support, and system-wide updates, distinct from the local marketing spend franchisees also budget separately. Full fee detail, including any additional technology or vendor fees, is itemized in the FDD.

Beauty Refined locations perform best in strong retail or mixed-use areas with high visibility and existing demand for premium aesthetic services. Foot traffic and proximity to a higher-income client base both matter more than raw square footage.

Site selection support is built around this criteria, helping franchisees evaluate whether a specific market and location actually fit the client profile the brand is designed to serve.

Premium Locations typically run 1,500 to 3,000 square feet in a retail or lifestyle center. Studio Locations are smaller, 150 to 300 square feet, operating within a salon suite footprint with a more focused service menu.

The size difference tracks directly with investment and service breadth. Premium supports the full treatment menu across injectables, laser, and wellness services; Studio is built around a leaner, faster-to-launch offering.

Beauty Refined offers two ownership models. Studio locations run 150-300 sq ft, cost less to open, and can launch in about 2 months. Premium locations run 1,500-3,000 sq ft, carry the $1M AUV figure from Item 19, and take 9-18 months to open.

Studio is the lower-cost, faster entry point for a first-time franchise owner. Premium is the larger-footprint model built for higher volume, positioned in stronger retail or mixed-use real estate. Both carry the same brand standards and training requirements, just at different scale.

A Beauty Refined Studio location can typically open in about 2 months. A Premium location takes 9 to 18 months, depending on site selection, permitting, and build-out timelines, which is the main variable across both models.

The Studio model exists specifically to shorten that runway. It runs in a smaller footprint with a lower buildout burden, which is why it opens in a fraction of the time a full Premium location requires.

Franchise owners receive onsite training in Parker, CO covering operations, systems, brand standards, and the client experience, along with live virtual training and hands-on education with key vendors and partners.

Training doesn’t end at opening. Franchisees get continued education, refreshers, and updates as the brand evolves, intended to keep teams clinically confident and operationally aligned across every location, including ones that open years apart.

No. Beauty Refined does not offer financing directly at this time. Franchisees are responsible for arranging their own capital, whether through savings, SBA loans, or other lenders.

This is common across franchise systems this size. Prospective owners should factor financing lead time into their overall timeline, particularly for the Premium model’s larger investment range.

The service mix includes neurotoxins, dermal fillers, advanced laser treatments, microneedling, facials, chemical peels, IV injections, medical weight loss, and peptide therapies, a broad enough menu to serve clients across their full aesthetic and wellness journey.

For franchisees, that breadth is a retention strategy. Clients can move between service categories within one trusted brand rather than shopping around, which increases visit frequency and lifetime value per client.