Aesthetics
Med spa and aesthetic practice prospecting
Aesthetic buyers are hard to list. Many med spas have no provider registry entry of their own, and a "family medicine" record can hide a busy injectables or body-contouring business. Med Radar looks at the business, not only the registry.
A commercial view above the registry
Med Radar groups practices into commercial verticals rather than relying on provider taxonomy alone. Evidence from registry taxonomy, public business categories, the business or DBA name and the practice's own website is combined, so a clinic is classified by what it actually sells.
- Aesthetics — med spas, injectables, laser and skin rejuvenation, body contouring.
- Hair — restoration and trichology businesses.
- Skin and vascular — dermatology and vein practices.
- Surgical and reconstructive — plastic and cosmetic surgery.
- Women's health, men's health, and metabolic and longevity clinics that increasingly buy aesthetic devices.
Useful for aesthetic device sales
- Independent, owner-operated businesses are the focus — the buyers who sign for capital equipment themselves.
- Business name, legal entity or DBA, phone and verified website on one card.
- Map view to see how many aesthetic accounts sit within a short drive of each other.
- Save, note, call and route the list without exporting to another tool.
An honest limitation
Because Med Radar only uses free public sources, med spa coverage is uneven: a clinic with no registry entry and no mapped listing will not appear until it shows up in one of those sources or you import it yourself. Missing details are shown as missing.
See the full feature list or the FAQ for how records are built and refreshed.