Treatment demand
11.3M Google searches a month
US demand for med spa treatments across 26 tracked treatments — roughly 147M searches a year.
Weight-loss (Semaglutide) is the #1 med spa search — 2.3M/mo
20.29% of all US med spa demand, the single largest treatment.
Semaglutide out-searches Botox + fillers combined (1.6×)
The GLP-1 wave has overtaken the two classic injectables put together.
Botox still draws 1.0M searches/mo
The #4 treatment overall, at 9.19% of demand.
Overall demand is -17% vs a year ago
Total monthly search volume across all treatments, latest month vs 12 months prior.
SkinVive is the fastest-rising treatment (+22%)
Month-over-month growth among treatments with meaningful volume.
Laser Facial is cooling fastest (−24%)
Several classic aesthetic treatments are softening as attention shifts to wellness and weight-loss.
Source: RankMedSpa 2026 Treatment Demand Report (DataForSEO search volume, Jul '25 – Jun '26).
State-by-state markets
California, Texas, Florida lead all states
1.5M, 1.1M, 901k monthly searches respectively — 31% of national demand between them.
Semaglutide is the #1 search in 38 of 50 states
The weight-loss shift is national, not coastal — it leads almost every state market.
The median state market is 130k searches/mo
From 1.5M (California) down to 15k (Vermont).
Source: RankMedSpa per-state demand data (50 states).
Advertising costs
Semaglutide is the priciest click — $26.47 average CPC
The most expensive med spa treatment to advertise on Google.
Top-5 CPCs: Semaglutide $26.47 · Laser Hair Removal $17.01 · Botox $10.65 · IV Therapy $7.64 · Kybella $6.63
Average Google Ads cost-per-click by treatment keyword cluster.
Source: RankMedSpa 2026 Treatment Demand Report (Google Ads CPC data).
The marketing-agency market
77% of med spa marketing agencies hide their pricing
Only 15 of 64 publish a starting price — the rest require a sales call.
Published retainers run $199–$18,500/mo
Median ~$1,500/mo where pricing is public.
Only 14% work exclusively with med spas
9 of 64 agencies; 52% are generalists serving many industries.
9 agencies selling SEO rank in Google's top 3 for zero keywords
And 44% of SEO-selling agencies get under 500 organic visits/mo to their own site.
81% don't disclose contract terms
Only 12 of 64 clearly offer month-to-month; none publish a minimum term.
Rated agencies average 4.73★ on Google
9 of 64 (14%) have little or no Google review presence of their own.
67% show case studies; 33% show none
Combined with hidden pricing, a large share of the market asks buyers to commit on faith.
Source: RankMedSpa 2026 Agency Report (64 agencies analyzed).
Using these statistics
Every figure is computed from our own datasets — nothing is aggregated from third-party listicles. You're welcome to cite any statistic with attribution to RankMedSpa and a link to this page. Suggested citation:
RankMedSpa (2026). Med Spa Statistics. https://rankmedspa.com/med-spa-statistics
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