Case Study · Distressed Acquisition · Medical Spa
Monthly Profit
At Acquisition
-$50K
lost every month
+$150K
→
After 14 Months
+$100K
profit every month
The Situation
A new operator acquired a med spa that was losing $50,000 every month.
Patient volume and the location were workable, but overhead was unsustainable, providers were scheduled with no regard for demand, and there was no financial reporting, KPI framework, or SOPs. We were brought in on day one.
Our Approach
The Problem
Labor, vendor, and lease costs far above benchmarks
→
Our Fix
An emergency P&L audit, renegotiated contracts, and rebuilt schedules
The Problem
No P&L review, budget, or financial visibility
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Our Fix
A full KPI dashboard with weekly financial check-ins
The Problem
Providers scheduled without regard to demand
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Our Fix
Schedules built around peak windows, with revenue-per-hour targets
The Problem
No SOPs for anything
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Our Fix
A complete SOP library, defined roles, and daily huddles
The Problem
No consult framework, memberships, or retail
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Our Fix
Value-based consults, a new menu, a membership program, and retail
The Problem
Low accountability and high turnover
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Our Fix
A culture reset and leadership coaching for the new practice manager
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The Outcome
+$150K
Monthly profit swing
+$100K
Profit every month
14
Months to turn it around
Metric
At Acquisition
After 14 Months
KPI Tracking
None
Full dashboard, weekly review
Operational SOPs
None
Fully implemented
Membership Program
None
Active, generating recurring revenue
Retail Program
None
Launched and integrated
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A loss-running practice is not necessarily a bad acquisition. It is often a systems failure, not a market failure.
The Key Takeaway