Case Study · PE-Backed Acquisition · Medical Spa
Monthly Revenue
At Acquisition
$200K
per month when the operator took over
+59.5%
→
Post-Restructure
$319K
per month, without significant added overhead
The Situation
A private equity-backed operator had just acquired an established med spa doing $200K a month.
The patients were there, but the brand still reflected the prior owner, operations varied by staff member, and there was no financial visibility. The operator needed it fixed fast, without losing revenue or patients along the way.
Our Approach
The Problem
The brand still belonged to the previous owner
→
Our Fix
A phased rebrand that kept patients loyal through the transition
The Problem
Every staff member ran things their own way
→
Our Fix
Standardized SOPs and clear roles across every department
The Problem
No KPIs and no idea where margin was leaking
→
Our Fix
Full P&L and margin analysis, plus live KPI tracking
The Problem
A team unsettled by the ownership change
→
Our Fix
Leadership communication training and team culture sessions
The Problem
Low average ticket and no consultation framework
→
Our Fix
Value-based consults, tiered pricing, and a membership program
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The Outcome
+59.5%
Monthly revenue growth
+$119K
More revenue every month
Minimal
Staff attrition through the transition
Metric
At Acquisition
Post-Restructure
KPI Tracking
None
Full dashboard live
Operational SOPs
Inconsistent
Standardized across all functions
Membership Enrollment
Inconsistent
Active structured program
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An acquired practice's financial performance is rarely a ceiling. It almost always reflects the systems, or lack of them, in place under prior ownership.
The Key Takeaway