The operator's reference for GLP-1 medspa businesses.
Pricing benchmarks, state-by-state compounding regulations, clinical protocols, and operational playbooks — written for medical directors, owners, and nurse practitioners running GLP-1 programs. Sourced from 19,000+ clinic data points and primary regulatory sources.
19K+
Clinic benchmarks
50
States covered
5
Pillar guides
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Five pillar guides covering the full operating stack of a GLP-1 medspa.
What to charge
Pricing Benchmarks
Regional pricing data, cost structure, margin analysis, and compounded-vs-brand unit economics across 19,000+ clinics.
$299–$899
Typical monthly program range
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What you can prescribe
Regulations
State-by-state GLP-1 compounding rules, 503A vs 503B sourcing, FDA shortage list implications, DEA requirements, medical director rules.
50 states
Separate regulatory environments
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How to deliver care
Clinical Protocols
Intake screening, dosing protocols, monitoring cadence, contraindication screening, and liability-aware documentation.
4–8 weeks
Standard follow-up interval during titration
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How to grow
Patient Acquisition
Local SEO, before/after photo compliance, HIPAA-safe testimonials, paid ads on regulated content, referral programs.
$120–$340
Typical CAC range for GLP-1 patients
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How to run the business
Operations
Pharmacy partnerships, staffing models (NP vs MD), EMR/scheduling stack, insurance & liability coverage, supply chain.
3–5 vendors
Typical core stack for a GLP-1 clinic
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Who this is for
Existing medspa owners
Adding GLP-1 programs to an established aesthetic or wellness practice. Focus: regulations, pricing benchmarks, supply chain.
New entrants
Opening a dedicated GLP-1 clinic or metabolic health practice. Focus: full operational stack, clinical protocols, marketing.
Medical directors & NPs
Clinical leads responsible for protocol, monitoring, and regulatory compliance. Focus: protocols, regulations, liability.
Editorial note
This content is operator-directed and assumes a clinically licensed reader. Guidance is specific and actionable — we do not use generic "consult your attorney" hedges where concrete direction is appropriate. Where rules vary by state, we provide both the general pattern and the state-specific detail. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice, and regulatory details change frequently — always verify with your state medical board and pharmacy board before opening or expanding a program.