Category: Med Spas

Selling your med spa is rewarding but often easier said than done. You’re probably doing your best to run the med spa efficiently and care for your patients, but that’s not an easy task in and of itself. Finding the time to sell your med spa can feel impossible if you’re barely keeping afloat with your day-to-day tasks. 

However, selling your med spa – and turning a profit while doing so – is a surefire method to springboard into the next stage of your career. You just might need a seasoned industry expert to help you achieve your ultimate goal. 

If you’re looking to sell your med spa, here are six reasons why working with an advisor is key to reaching your goals.

1. Professional Valuation and Market Knowledge

An advisor can help you determine the true value of your med spa, factoring in assets, brand reputation, patient loyalty, revenue streams, and current market demand. This critical market insight ensures you set a price that attracts buyers while maximizing your potential profit. Advisors also bring valuable knowledge of the med spa industry, helping you navigate competitive positioning so you can approach the right buyer pool. At Triumphant Transition Partners, we offer courtesy practice valuations to help start the process, ensuring you have a solid understanding of what your med spa is worth.

2. Access to a Qualified Buyer Network

An advisor offers access to a broad network of serious, qualified buyers—people who understand the business and have the resources to make a worthwhile offer. Going it alone can lead to countless unqualified inquiries and wasted time, while an advisor can focus only on those genuinely interested and financially prepared, so you avoid sifting through mismatched buyers. This saves you time and money in the long run, both of which only contribute to your overall goal of successfully selling your med spa. 

3. Efficient Process and Confidentiality

Selling a business requires a great deal of paperwork, regulatory compliance, and due diligence, and it’s essential that each step in the process is followed precisely to avoid any delays when it comes to closing the deal. An experienced advisor will streamline each step, allowing you to focus on your med spa’s daily operations. Confidentiality is also paramount in this process—an advisor can discretely market your med spa, ensuring you’re protected and maintaining trust with patients and employees.

4. Skilled Negotiation and Best Terms

A seasoned advisor is skilled at negotiating, ensuring you receive the best terms possible. Without an advisor in your corner, it’s easy to be swayed by early offers, especially if you’re unfamiliar with how med spa businesses are typically valued. Advisors know how to evaluate offers and navigate complex terms and contract clauses, preventing you from leaving money on the table or agreeing to unfavorable terms. 

5. Ensuring Compliance with Med Spa-Specific Regulations

The med spa industry is subject to unique regulations that many med spa owners – who’ve never sold a practice before – might be unaware of. Overlooking compliance could lead to costly complications during the sale. Advisors help ensure you adhere to legal requirements at every stage, from documentation and patient data handling to equipment sales. Their expertise minimizes the risk of any issues arising post-sale, protecting you and your investment.

6. Maximizing Profit and Meeting Your Goals

Maybe you’re looking to retire. Perhaps you want to start a new and completely different career path. Whatever your reason for selling your med spa, an advisor is there to help you reach your financial and personal goals, leveraging their expertise to increase profitability and efficiency. Advisors focus on helping you achieve your vision by finding the right buyer at the right terms so you can transition confidently.

Sell Your Med Spa with Triumphant Transition Partners

If you’re contemplating selling your med spa, you’ve come to the right place. Call Triumphant Transition Partners today! 

When we partner with a client, we represent your interests and your interests only. Our main goal is to ensure you find the right buyer at the right terms and price, and you can rest easy knowing you have the best medical spa broker in your corner. If you’re looking for a relational and consultative medical spa broker, call Triumphant Transition Partners today!

If you’re contemplating selling your med spa, you are likely spending a lot of time mulling over your options. This is quite possibly the biggest business decision you will make in your life, and it’s only natural to want to ensure you get it right. We applaud your commitment to researching this decision. 

While every med spa owner is different, we have found these questions helpful for most who are considering selling their med spa.

If you’re considering selling your med spa, answer these questions below to help determine if selling your spa is the right call. The questions will be in a quiz format, so read on, keep tabs on your score, and then look at your results at the end of the quiz!

Do I Enjoy Practicing?

This should be a no-brainer! If your heart is not into patient care, it’s likely time to leave practicing altogether for greener pastures. Running a med spa is rewarding work, but it takes a lot of effort and upkeep to provide excellent patient care. Many med spa practitioners slowly find themselves not enjoying practicing after some time in the field. If that describes your situation, it might be time to consider selling your med spa. 

• I Am Ready To Leave: 10 Points
• I Am Considering Leaving: 5 Points
• I Do Not Have Plans Outside of Practicing: 0 Points

Do I Have Other Plans?

The sale of your practice is an excellent springboard into whatever is next in your life. Maybe it’s a new business venture, a career change, or partial retirement. Regardless of the reason, know that selling your med spa, likely your most valuable asset, is a great way to achieve those goals. 

• I Have Plans That Would Benefit From Sale: 10 Points
• I’m Considering Plans That Would Benefit From Sale: 5 Points
• I Do Not Have Plans Outside of Practicing: 0 Points

How Much Time Am I Spending on Administrative Tasks?

This might not be intuitive, but the amount of time you spend on administrative tasks is a leading indicator of whether you’re ready to sell. If you entered the industry to tend to patients, time spent on routine upkeep likely does not fulfill your vocational passions. Obviously, some administrative work is necessary when owning a med spa. However, you might be ready to sell if you spend massive amounts of time just keeping the lights on in your spa.

• I Spend Large Amounts of Time on Administrative Tasks: 10 Points
• I Spend Some Amount of Time on Administrative Tasks: 5 Points
• I Spend the Appropriate Amount of Time on Administrative Tasks: 0 Points

Am I Ready To Retire? 

If retirement is on the horizon, leveraging your most valuable asset is an enticing strategy. In our experience, selling to springboard into retirement is a surefire way to end your career on a high note.

• I Am Ready To Retire: 10 Points
• I Might Be Ready To Retire: 5 Points
• I Am Not Ready To Retire: 0 Points

Your Score

Now that the quiz is complete, tally your score and check out your results!

• 30 Points or More: You’re Ready To Sell
• 10 -25 Points:  You Could Be Ready To Sell
• 0-5 Points: You Are Not Ready To Sell

However, if you need a second opinion from a trusted industry expert, contact Triumphant Transition Partners. We’ve helped practices sell and transition and are ready to share our industry knowledge with your spa! 

Selling and transitioning a med spa is the most important sale of your life. If done right, you can leverage the sale of your most valuable asset to achieve your goals ahead of schedule and walk away after a successful sale.  However, this depends on finding and selling to the right partner at the right price and terms. That can be easier said than done.

What’s more, you could be leaving money on the table if you attempt to sell your med spa on your own. Many partnership organizations will try to lowball you to achieve the best possible deal for their ends. The deception doesn’t end there; many of these organizations will also secure the best possible terms for themselves if the doctor they’re buying from is staying on. 

The rewards for selling are great, but the risks are also significant. The wrong partner could leave you with a lowball offer, disadvantageous terms, and more headaches than you’d prefer. 

That’s why it’s so critical that you call your trusted transition partner for a free consultation today!

We have years of industry experience, experience that makes us unmatched in finding the right partner for our clients. We work to help you understand the true value of your med spa and then move on to helping you qualify prospective buyers and screen letters of intent. 

Our team will ensure that you have the right partner and feel fully confident in all elements of the deal and sale. Once you have that confidence, we equip your attorneys with relevant data for negotiation at close so that you can close at your price, timeline, and terms.

But you’ll need a trusted expert to help you reach that goal and navigate the hurdles of selling a med spa to the right partner. If you want to sell your med spa, call the Triumphant Transition Partners team for a courtesy consultation today!

The med spa industry has seen many changes in recent years, including new technology and differing client preferences. These changes will likely continue in the years ahead. 

However, the industry’s history doesn’t always clearly predict where the industry will go. 2024 is likely to include various emerging trends and growth opportunities that savvy owners need to be prepared to capitalize on. 

Read on to learn more about the future of the med spa industry, both in 2024 and the years ahead, and start thinking through what your future looks like. 

Minimally Invasive Treatments

Gone are the days of “going under the knife.” Patients want as minimally invasive treatments as possible to expedite recovery time. The demand for such procedures has existed for a while, but new tech and advancements in the field are making more and more procedures minimally invasive. 

And what’s not to love about this turn of events? Less invasive procedures mean more interest from more people and less intensive effort on the spa’s side to care for said patients. Minimally invasive treatments will continue to grow in popularity, but many of the most cutting-edge procedures and treatments will require the right in-house equipment. Med spas that invest in said equipment will be positioned to serve their clients better and reap the benefits of offering more modern treatments. 

Marketing

Healthcare providers have historically been reluctant to market their practices. While that sentiment is understandable, it can impact your business goals and stop you from adequately educating potential clients about your med spa. More and more med spas recognize that well-crafted marketing campaigns are necessary for best results. The digital world has upended healthcare, and more and more providers are looking at Google Ads, SEO, and email marketing as ways to serve their clients and promote their med spa simultaneously. 

Med spas that invest in their marketing strategy and find new and inventive ways to reach potential and current clients will continue to rise. This is especially true for new procedures and equipment that clients need to be aware of. It can be difficult as a med spa owner to find the time to revamp your spa’s digital presence, but it is incredibly worthwhile.  Invest in your marketing strategy to grow your spa and reach your target demographic. 

Customer Loyalty Incentives

Your past clients are a vital part of your business. Customer loyalty programs have emerged as a great way to drive repeat business. Developing a well-oiled customer loyalty program is a must-have for med spas in 2024. Med spas need to identify which clients are most likely to continue requiring their services. Customer loyalty incentives are a great way to incentivize repeat customers. 

One way that many med spas accomplish this is by establishing membership programs for patients. This might include discounted pricing for members on regularly recurring services such as injectibles, Botox, and fillers. Not only does this provide a reliable revenue stream for your med spa, but it also creates customer loyalty and brand recognition for years to come. 

Enhanced Efficiency Via Software

More and more health tech solutions are entering the market and driving a massive shift in how med spas are managed and how care is delivered. Whether it’s a scheduling app, a reminder app for postcare, payment processors, or marketing tech, new and emerging software is revolutionizing the med spa industry. 

While this is great for patients, it’s also great for spas and clinicians. If you have the resources and bandwidth to roll out these new systems, you can make your spa more efficient and operationally sound.  Spas that don’t look to implement the right tech in 2024 will likely be left behind. 

Plan for the Future With Triumphant Transition Partners

Knowing where the industry is going is only half the battle. You must consider positioning your med spa against these tailwinds to meet your goals. Knowing what you need to do isn’t a problem for many med spa owners. Execution can be difficult when you’re trying to run a business. Often, payroll and procurement are a higher priority than marketing, software implementation, and new equipment.  

What’s more, these can all be cost-prohibitive. If you want to grow your practice, selling your med spa could be helpful. Adding new capital and established processes can be a game-changer for many med spas and could help you take your spa to new heights. 

That’s where Triumphant Transition Partners could be a helpful partner! If you’re looking to sell to a partner organization, Triumphant Transition Partners is your trusted partner and confidant in the sale process.

Join with Triumphant Transition Partners to:

• Evaluate Your Med Spa’s Value
• Qualify Your Potential Buyers
• Draft Letter of Intent
• Equip Your Attorneys With Useful Information for Negotiation

Curious how much your med spa is worth? Contact your friendly Triumphant Transition Partner advisor for a courtesy consultation to discuss your specific needs and goals. Call now! 

Selling a med spa is a big moment for an owner, and there are many reasons why you might be considering it. Maybe it’s to fund a different pursuit. Perhaps it’s to expedite your retirement. 

Regardless of your reason, you may now realize you’re unsure how to sell your med spa. You’ve likely never sold a business before and probably have questions. There are countless fine details about the industry and best practices of clinic transitions to be aware of, and the stakes are high. Feeling overwhelmed by the process is normal.

Luckily, Triumphant Transition Partners is here to help. We know that selling something you’ve spent so much time and energy on is daunting. To help, we’ve assembled a step-by-step guide on how to sell your med spa. Read on to learn how to sell your med spa on your terms! 

Know Your Worth

Selling without knowing your value is a difficult task. Without a clear understanding of what your med spa is worth, you won’t be able to gauge and respond to potential offers appropriately. This lack of understanding dramatically increases the chances of two things. First, you either ask for far more than your med spa is worth and reject qualified offers with your asking price. Second, you accept a lowball offer and leave money on the table. An accurate and level-headed assessment of your med spa’s value is critical. 

The problem is that gauging the value of a med spa isn’t always easy. There are multiple ways of valuing a med spa, and many owners are unprepared to execute these evaluations. Many will try to look at collections within a year; others might look at the value of all owned assets within the med spa. 

These approaches can be worthwhile, and utilizing multiple evaluation methods is great. Still, we recommend focusing on a med spa’s Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, & Amortization (EBITDA). This is a tried-and-true method for evaluating the profitability of a med spa and one that lets you compare different med spas across the same metric. The higher the EBITDA, the higher the profitability of the med spa in question. 

That being said, it’s always a good idea to set yourself up for success when it comes to the numbers. At Triumphant Transition Partners, we recommend aiming for at least 25% profit margins and collections above 2MM. This tends to be where we start to see the best results in getting the best value when looking to sell your med spa. So, if you’re considering selling, be sure to take a close look at the numbers to gauge where you’re at and what sort of value you can expect to see.

If your numbers aren’t quite there yet, we can help you get there using our best practice formula and metrics system during a courtesy consultation call. Our team of experienced and trusted advisors will guide you every step of the way and work with you and our healthcare CPAs to ensure you get optimal results and put you in the best position to sell for maximum value. 

Find Qualified Buyers

The more qualified buyers you’re discussing your med spa with, the better your odds of finding a favorable deal for all parties involved. Any single deal could peter out any time, so having multiple solid, invested buyers is always a best practice. After all, it’s better to have more than one iron in the fire. Seems simple, right? 

The problem is that finding qualified buyers isn’t always so easy. A potential buyer might sound interested but could easily flake before the deal moves forward, wasting a great deal of your time. This waste of time prevents you from investing time and energy with more qualified buyers and potentially more fruitful deals, ultimately harming your med spa sale process. To counteract this, you must qualify buyers to the best of your ability. 

This, of course, isn’t always easy. A potential buyer might look like the perfect match and then not be the right fit for your specific needs as a seller. Still, establishing a clear definition of your ideal buyer persona and a few litmus tests to qualify a buyer will save you time, energy, and stress and ultimately help you sell your med spa at your price. Once you have this framework to utilize, you’ll be able to quickly determine if a buyer is a good fit or not, thus saving you time and energy. 

Know The Industry 

Whether for a med spa or other medical specialty, practice sales is a complicated and convoluted business. The industry is constantly changing, and marketing, selling, and transitioning a med spa is part science and part art. 

If you’re looking to sell your med spa, partner with a practice transition expert to maximize your efficacy and sell your med spa on your terms and timetable. That’s where the team at Triumphant Transition Partners enters the picture!

Call Triumphant Transition Partners 

Your med spa is the product of intense blood, sweat, and tears on your part. Entrust that med spa’s sale to a team dedicated to getting you the most efficient and favorable deal possible. The Triumphant Transition Partners team is here to assist with:

• Free Med Spa Evaluations
• Help Qualifying Buyers
• Consultative Advice On Trends Within The Industry

When looking into how to sell your med spa, you must have seasoned industry experts in your corner. Call Triumphant Transition Partners today for a courtesy consultation and to discuss how we can help you sell your med spa!

If you’re considering selling your practice, you’re naturally excited about the process. Selling your dental practice is a huge step for most dentists and one of the most critical transitions in your life. The sale of your practice offers you many opportunities and, if done correctly, can be an excellent springboard into another career, business venture, or stage of life. 

However, selling your practice isn’t always straightforward and can frustrate many dentists. What’s more, the decision to sell to a dental support organization (DSO), dental partnership organization (DPO), or a private buyer is a critical one to consider. Each potential buyer offers unique benefits and disadvantages and may be better suited to specific practice goals. Knowing the pros and cons of selling a dental practice to a DSO or a private buyer is paramount as you continue to explore selling your private practice. 

The experts at Triumphant Transition Partners have a quick run-through of the pros and cons of selling to a DSO or private buyer to help you make an informed decision. To help you think through your goals, we’ve developed this blog as a series of questions to ask yourself along the way. Ask yourself these questions and consider which option seems to be the best for your specific situation. Read on to learn more! 

Do I Want To Stay at the Practice?

Consider whether you want to stay at your practice as you contemplate selling. Many dentists love dentistry but find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer number of tasks and duties they need to handle as a dentist. For these dentists, patient care is rewarding and fulfilling, but responsibilities like payroll, procurement, hiring, and marketing eat into their free time. Soon, these dentists find themselves working overtime just to manage their practice and increasing their odds of burning out as they do. 

Selling to a dental support organization makes the most sense for these dentists. DSOs have put time and resources into developing the processes, systems, and playbooks to streamline the operational efficiency of any practice. Adding a dental support organization thus means that the dentists in question can focus on their patient care and leave the operational items to the DSO. If you’re a dentist looking to stay at your practice, a dental support organization makes a lot of sense and could be a great way to advance your work-life satisfaction. 

Do I Want to Leave?

Is your end goal leaving the practice of dentistry? Maybe you want to pivot to another field, but dentistry isn’t in the cards for you at this point. If this describes your situation, the right dental support organization or private buyer could be a good fit. It will really depend on your ability to assess your unique situation. Private buyers are not confined by a dental support organization’s policies and best practices, and many dentists find it easier to sell to these persons and entities. Often, a DSO or DPO will have a much cleaner process for transitioning a dental practice, and many dentists enjoy knowing that their staff and patients are in good hands. 

It’s also important to consider whether or not you’re looking to completely walk away from your practice post-sale. If you’re looking to leave your dental practice, relocate, or retire, then a private buyer is typically going to be in your best interest. Why? A DSO/DPO will expect a certain time commitment from you post-sale, while a private buyer transition will have little to no restrictions in place for staying on at the practice. 

Do I Have a Specific Goal to Fund? 

Many dentists view the sale of their practice as the first step towards a financially profitable future. If you have a specific goal you wish to fund with the sale of your practice, your selling process will look different. Maybe you want to retire. Perhaps you want to put the proceeds towards a new business venture. Regardless of your specific goals, selling to the right private buyer or DSO is critical. 

A private buyer could be the right fit if you have a specific potential buyer you’re considering, like another dentist or one of your practice’s associates. And even if you don’t have a particular dentist in mind, our team can help you find the perfect private buyer for your practice.

Inversely, many DSOs and DPOs have larger budgets, so if you’re looking to maximize the sale of your practice, a DSO or DPO could net you a higher offer. Regardless of whether you choose to sell to a private buyer of DSO/DPO, Triumphant Transition Partners can help you find the right buyer for your unique situation. 

Contact Triumphant Transition Partners

Selling a dental practice is hard, but working with Triumphant Transition Partners is easy. There are a lot of essential questions to ask yourself as you navigate the selling process, and one of the most important is the value of your practice. Without a clear understanding of the profitability of your practice, expressed as your Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, you’re running the risk of undervaluing your practice and leaving money on the table. 

Reach out to Triumphant Transition Partners today for a courtesy consultation to assess the profitability of your practice. Working with Triumphant Transition Partners also gives you access to our exclusive private buyers’ network, giving you more qualified buyers to select from. Call Triumphant Transition Partners today! 

Selling a business is a difficult decision for many business owners. You’ve poured so much sweat equity into your business that the decision to sell can be tough. 

However, it can also be an exciting time, and you’re likely filled with anticipation and wonder about the future. Selling a med spa is no different. If you’ve decided to sell your med spa, you likely have questions about what your next steps are and may even be a little confused. To help you understand your next steps, Triumphant Transition Partners shares what you need to do now that you intend to sell your med spa. 

Think Through Your Goals

Your own unique goals are a pivotal first step in this process. Med spas are not a monolith; the art of selling one isn’t either, but far too many business owners try to sell their business based on generic advice instead of their own unique goals. 

Let’s say two med spa owners are looking to sell. Let’s even go further and say, for the sake of simplicity, that both spas are in the same town and are essentially mirror images of each other. The only difference is the reason for the sale. One owner wants to sell to fund their retirement and has no plans to stay on and practice after the sale. The owner of the second spa, however, is younger and wants to stay on to practice, just with the additional support and operational expertise of a larger company in the wings. 

These identical spa owners should be thinking about different challenges associated with the selling process despite their businesses being precisely the same otherwise. The older owner will want to focus on asking price and speed of sale. The younger owner will likely be more interested in finding the right fit for their unique needs as a med spa owner. 

Take the time to think through your unique goals and needs, and then move forward with the sale. This additional planning will help you find the right fit for your unique needs and make the selling process far more rewarding. 

Understand Your Value

Once you have your specific goals written down, move on to understanding what your med spa is worth. A fair evaluation of your business is the foundation for the rest of the deal process. If you have no estimate of what you could ask for your spa, you’ll likely accept any deal and waste a lot of time looking at unserious buyers.  If you have an estimate that is too high, you’re wasting time searching for an offer that will never come. If you have too low an idea, you’re leaving money on the table and might seriously undervalue your practice. 

While there are numerous ways to evaluate a business’s profitability, we recommend beginning with your med spa’s EBITDA or Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization. This critical financial metric helps you understand your core profitability after all other obligations are met. If you have no idea what your med spa is worth, contact our team for a courtesy consultation! 

Find Your Advisor

Once you understand what your med spa is worth, it’s time to find a trusted advisor. Selling a business is a challenging endeavor and one that can be complicated. A transition advisor is a key support mechanism that helps you navigate all the challenges of selling a business. Their end goal is to ensure you and your attorneys have what you need to help sell your business on your terms and at your price. 

Complex practice sales and transitions are complicate. A trusted advisor enables you to estimate the asking price of your spa, accept and review offers, find potential buyers, and navigate to close. The right practice transition partner will increase the asking price of your spa and help you close with fewer hiccups and a more pleasant experience. 

Contact Triumphant Transition Partners 

Are you ready to sell your med spa and move on to the next stage of your professional life, whatever that may be for your use case? Reach out to your trusted Triumphant advisor for a courtesy consultation. We go the extra mile for our clients to help them reach their goals and are standing by to help you do the same! Contact us for:

• A Custom Practice Evaluation
• Access To Our Private Buyer Network
• A Custom Consultation On Your Goals
• & More!

Selling your med spa is a scary and exciting time in anyone’s career. You’ve put a lot of time, sweat, and tears into your med spa, and the decision to separate likely isn’t easy. 

However, you are also probably a little excited to sell your med spa. These feelings are completely normal and a part of the process of selling a med spa. 

Still, there are a few basics of selling a med spa to be aware of as you begin fielding offers. Without the correct information at hand, you could end up selling your med spa for less than its worth or, even worse, sell to a buyer who doesn’t align with your strategic goals. The team here at Triumphant Transition Partners has a few tidbits of knowledge to be aware of as you consider selling your med spa. Read on to learn more! 

You’ll Need an Accurate Assessment 

Assessing your med spa is one of the most essential steps in the process. It’s challenging to sell your med spa without knowing what it’s worth! The assessment is thus the bedrock on which the rest of the process rests. Unfortunately, it can also be one of the more challenging parts of the process. 

Part of this is just due to the intricacies of evaluating a business. No two businesses are the same, but assessing a med spa attempts to compare it to other comparable companies and determine its value relative to those businesses. That can be a daunting task. We recommend focusing on your EBITDA or Earnings Before Interest Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization. This view focuses on the core profitability of a business after debt and other obligations are met. This financial assessment is excellent for those looking to sell their businesses. 

EBITDA is a financial paradigm that cuts all variables out, whether size, employee number, industry, or geolocation, and focuses on profitability. EBITDA isn’t an exhaustive financial analysis but offers unique benefits. 

Let’s say you’re comparing two med spas head-to-head and see that one is well-established and has a much larger client base. This spa looks to be a better investment at face value, right? However, let’s say you learn after further financial analysis that the smaller spa is actually more profitable due to a larger debt burden at the first spa. This is why an accurate financial assessment is so important. Only by understanding the EBITDA of your business can you determine a fair asking price.

What Type of Med Spa Are You Marketing?

While you likely already know what type of med spa you are operating, it’s still important to take a deep dive into the services you offer to properly market your med spa to sell and attract the best potential buyers.

For example, are you an RN or a Plastic Surgeon? How does this impact your bottom line? What services do you offer, and what are your primary sources of revenue? Injectables like lip fillers, Botox, cool sculpting, lasers, chemical peeling, and micro-needling are great examples of services that clients return to the med spa for regularly, generating solid repeat revenue. Over-the-counter products can also be a great way to boost sales and something to take into account when looking to sell your med spa. Additionally, if you want to increase revenue before the sale, consider implementing a membership program. This can provide a consistent and recurring revenue stream, enhancing your value and piquing buyers’ interest. 

Buyer’s Network

You have a baseline understanding of your practice’s value and are now taking your med spa onto the market. Now, putting your med spa on the market is a significant step, but it can come with challenges. There are only so many interested buyers on the market. Posting your med spa out as a listing might end up with you receiving a lot of traffic and attention but not many genuine buyers.

A qualified private buyer’s network, curated and maintained by a trusted partner, is a great way to ensure you’re putting your med spa in front of potential buyers. Your transition partner, if worth their salt, has a list of trusted and interested buyers on hand and might provide you access to this list of private buyers. This “pre-screened list” of buyers is a win-win for all involved. The buyer gets early access to tantalizing med spas like yours for potential early offers, the transition partner has a list of pre-vetted buyers to expedite the sale, and you have access to a list of interested clients. It’s a great deal for all involved!

Qualify Offers

You’re at the stage of the sale process where you’re receiving offers. Congratulations! This might be a heady experience, but it’s important to take a step back and begin to assess those offers. See, not every offer you receive for your med spa will be a keeper. 

Some may be low-balls. Some might not align with your strategic goals for your life after the sale of your med spa. Some buyers might have opinions about the direction of your med spa that you are opposed to. That’s why you must establish a system for qualifying each offer to ensure that you’re only putting time and energy into the most profitable and compelling offers. A clear-cut vision of your goal for sale and an idea of what your med spa is worth will help you discern which offers are worth pursuing and which are not worth investing more time into. 

You’ll Need Support

Selling a business as a small business owner is tough. You’re busy as is, and now you’re trying to sell your business successfully. You’ll need support to sell your med spa for the best price on your terms. The right partner can help you equip your attorneys with the proper paperwork to successfully negotiate your deal on your terms. Without that support, you risk leaving money on the table when selling your med spa. 

That’s why you need to contact Triumphant Transition Partners!

We’ve been facilitating significant business transitions for years and are here to help you sell your spa on your terms and at your price. We are here to help you understand what your business is worth and then work to arm your attorneys with relevant information to drive a successful negotiation! A successful practice or spa transition begins with a helpful courtesy consultation from your Triumphant advisor; reach out for your free consultation today! 

What Type of Med Spa Are You Marketing?

While you likely already know what type of med spa you are operating, it’s still important to take a deep dive into the services you offer to properly market your med spa to sell and attract the best potential buyers.

For example, are you an RN or a Plastic Surgeon? How does this impact your bottom line? What services do you offer, and what are your primary sources of revenue? Injectables like lip fillers, Botox, cool sculpting, lasers, chemical peeling, and micro-needling are great examples of services that clients return to the med spa for regularly, generating solid repeat revenue. Over-the-counter products can also be a great way to boost sales and something to take into account when looking to sell your med spa. Additionally, if you want to increase revenue before the sale, consider implementing a membership program. This can provide a consistent and recurring revenue stream, enhancing your value and piquing buyers’ interest.