Industries

Aesthetics & Wellness

Premium websites for med spas, wellness clinics, skincare brands, and personal care businesses where perception and trust drive bookings.

Rated five stars in Google reviews.

Client partners

The businesses I partner with, and the results we’ve built together.

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    Makecreati

    A browser-based PDF platform, rebuilt off WordPress to take people from upload to finished file without detours.

    • Software
    • Tampa, FL
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    Prime Pharma

    A responsive product presentation for a pharmaceutical brand: product education, brand trust and easy browsing.

    • Pharmaceutical
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    HTMP Bio

    Advanced microphysiological platform technology, made precise, credible and easy to explore.

    • Biotech
    • Los Angeles, CA
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    New Life Regenerative Medicine

    Regenerative medicine practice. Patient care alongside professional training programs and clinical education.

    • Healthcare
    • Lutz, FL
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    CED Marine

    Marine wholesale supplier. Boating parts and accessories across a multi-brand, manufacturer-backed catalog.

    • Marine
    • Melbourne, FL
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    Cadence Community Management

    Community-management support, explained with less clutter.

    • Property services
    • Clearwater, FL
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    Milam Transport

    A logistics site that communicates equipment, reliability and service coverage clearly.

    • Logistics
    • Tampa, FL

A few things I hear from Aesthetics & Wellness

Is this you?

  • Your results look better on Instagram than on your site
  • Clients ask for prices you never list
  • Booking hands them off to a clunky widget
  • The site feels cheaper than the treatment
  • Treatment pages that read like a menu
  • New clients pick the spa with better photos

How LER helps.

What I bring to Aesthetics & Wellness projects, from the first plan to the details after launch.

  • Treatment clarity

    Service pages structured around outcomes, expectations, and next steps.

  • Booking path design

    Consultation and appointment paths made easy to find without crowding the page.

  • Trust planning

    Reviews, credentials, and care standards placed with restraint.

  • Local discovery

    Location, specialty, and service pages built for search clarity.

  • Premium visual system

    A refined interface direction that feels calm, established, and easy to scan.

  • Campaign landing pages

    Focused pages for seasonal offers, new treatments, and paid traffic.

  • Content maintenance

    A cleaner update path for services, pricing, offers, and policy changes.

Ed Romero working on a website project from a cafe

Why work with me

A partner you can trust.

You work directly with me, from the first call through launch and after it. I learn how your industry buys, build around it, and stay on to keep the site working.

What that means for your site

  • Careful proof handling

    Before-and-after context, reviews, and provider trust presented without overclaiming.

  • Premium care journey

    Navigation and page hierarchy shaped around how people compare treatment options.

  • Clear service hierarchy

    Service menus, pricing cues, and consultation paths organized for faster decisions.

  • Simple content upkeep

    New treatments, seasonal offers, and policy changes kept easy to update long after launch.

  • 84+projects launched
  • 35case studies published
  • 10industries served
  • 1:1direct, start to finish

FAQ

Questions before you start?

The ones I get asked most in this industry. If yours isn’t here, ask me directly and I’ll answer it straight.

  • Can we show before-and-after photos?

    Yes, with consent handled properly and placement that respects the advertising rules for your treatments. Where a result cannot be supported, the page leans on the experience instead.

  • How do you keep it premium without feeling clinical?

    Restraint. Fewer and better images, generous spacing, and a service hierarchy a first-time visitor can read in one pass.

  • Should we list every treatment we offer?

    You can, but grouping them so someone recognises their own need first tends to book better than an A-to-Z list.

  • Who updates prices and seasonal offers?

    You do. Anything that changes often is built to be edited without touching the design.