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Free AI prompts for med spas

Five prompts you can use today in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI tool. No account needed. Replace each [BRACKETED] field with your clinic’s real details, and review every draft before you use it.

An introduction post

Giving new followers the basics: your clinic, your town and how to book.

Draft a post that tells new followers about our clinic.

Where it will run: [PLATFORM]
Clinic name: [CLINIC NAME]
City and state: [CITY, STATE]
Services on our menu today: [SERVICES]
Who people will meet here: [NAMES AND CREDENTIALS]
One plain fact about us: [FACT, SUCH AS THE YEAR WE OPENED]
Booking method: [BOOKING METHOD]
Tone: [TONE]

Keep it near 100 words. Lead with our name and town. Name the services as a simple list in a sentence, with no adjectives. Finish with the booking method, word for word.

Rules for this draft:
- Use only the details given above. Add no facts of your own.
- If you need a detail I did not give, mark that spot [CONFIRM] and move on. Do not guess.
- Make no outcome claims and no medical claims.
- Include no patient information.
- Stop when the draft is done. The clinic will review it before anyone uses it.

A Google Business Profile update

Sharing one piece of clinic news on your Google Business Profile, such as new hours or a team change.

Draft one update for our Google Business Profile.

Clinic name: [CLINIC NAME]
City and state: [CITY, STATE]
The news: [WHAT CHANGED OR WHAT IS WORTH SHARING]
Date it applies from: [DATE]
Booking method or link: [BOOKING METHOD]
Tone: [TONE]

Keep it near 80 words. Put the news in the first sentence so it reads well when cut off in a preview. Use the name of our city once. Then suggest one short button label that fits the booking method.

Rules for this draft:
- Use only the details given above. Add no facts of your own.
- If you need a detail I did not give, mark that spot [CONFIRM] and move on. Do not guess.
- Make no outcome claims and no medical claims.
- Include no patient information.
- Stop when the draft is done. The clinic will review it before anyone uses it.

A reply to a first-time question

Answering a newcomer's question about one service. Remove names and personal details before you paste their message.

Draft a reply to a person who is new to our clinic and has sent us a question.

Channel: [CHANNEL]
Their question, with names and personal details removed: [QUESTION]
Clinic name: [CLINIC NAME]
Service in question: [SERVICE]
Our approved description of it: [APPROVED DESCRIPTION]
What they can do next: [NEXT STEP]
Tone: [TONE]

Answer the question in the opening line if the approved description allows it. Keep the reply under 80 words and end with the next step. If the question asks for medical advice, or asks whether a service suits them, leave that part unanswered. Offer a talk with a qualified team member instead, and give the next step.

Rules for this draft:
- Use only the details given above. Add no facts of your own.
- If you need a detail I did not give, mark that spot [CONFIRM] and move on. Do not guess.
- Make no outcome claims and no medical claims.
- Include no patient information.
- Stop when the draft is done. The clinic will review it before anyone uses it.

A thank-you message after a visit

A short note after someone visits. Send it only on a channel they agreed to, and add their name yourself after you copy the draft.

Draft a short thank-you note to send after a visit to our clinic.

Channel: [CHANNEL]
Clinic name: [CLINIC NAME]
Signed by: [STAFF FIRST NAME OR TEAM NAME]
How to reach us with a question: [CONTACT METHOD]
Tone: [TONE]

Start with [FIRST NAME] exactly as written. I will replace it by hand. Keep the note under 50 words. Say thanks for the visit and share how to reach us. Do not mention what happened at the visit, any service, or how the person looks or feels. Do not add an offer or ask for a review.

Rules for this draft:
- Use only the details given above. Add no facts of your own.
- If you need a detail I did not give, mark that spot [CONFIRM] and move on. Do not guess.
- Make no outcome claims and no medical claims.
- Include no patient information.
- Stop when the draft is done. The clinic will review it before anyone uses it.

One service, three post ideas

Getting three different angles on one service when you are stuck for what to post.

Give me three post ideas about one service at our clinic.

Clinic name: [CLINIC NAME]
The service: [SERVICE]
Our approved description of it: [APPROVED DESCRIPTION]
How a first appointment works here: [FIRST APPOINTMENT STEPS]
A question people ask us about it: [COMMON QUESTION, WITH NO PERSONAL DETAILS]
Booking method: [BOOKING METHOD]
Tone: [TONE]

Make each idea do a different job:
1. Say plainly what the service is.
2. Walk through what a first appointment involves.
3. Answer the common question.

For each idea, give a working title, a two-sentence outline and the format you suggest. Write outlines only, not finished posts.

Rules for this draft:
- Use only the details given above. Add no facts of your own.
- If you need a detail I did not give, mark that spot [CONFIRM] and move on. Do not guess.
- Make no outcome claims and no medical claims.
- Include no patient information.
- Stop when the draft is done. The clinic will review it before anyone uses it.

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