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Review QR Codes for Med Spas

A med spa client decides whether to return before the next appointment. A review QR code captures the result while the mirror moment is still fresh.

  • Front-desk card for checkout
  • Aftercare card for the treatment bag
  • Follow-up insert for repeat visits

Paste your review link. In Google Business Profile, open “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.

Style, size & logo
Center logo

PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Max 2 MB.

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Waiting for input

Your QR code appears here

Add a link, network, or contact to start.

Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.

Privacy comes first

Med spas handle sensitive personal information. The QR code should contain only the review link. Do not add patient names, treatment types, or appointment dates.

Staff should not scan or handle a client’s phone. The client controls the review and what they disclose.

No incentives, no gating

Do not offer a discount, free treatment, or gift card in exchange for a review. Do not filter clients by expected rating.

Ask every client for honest feedback and keep the same review link for everyone.

Design for a clinical space

A small matte card fits the front desk better than a large poster. Match the clinic’s colors and keep the instruction short.

Test the code under the treatment room lighting. Glossy cards and low contrast cause failed scans.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can a med spa ask for Google reviews?

Yes, with a neutral request and no incentive. Follow patient privacy rules and never include treatment details in the QR code.

Where should the code go?

The checkout counter and aftercare card are the strongest placements. Both appear after the treatment is complete.

Can staff ask for a five-star review?

Do not ask for a specific rating or gate reviews by sentiment. Ask for honest feedback instead.