DOOH Marketing · Category Proposal

    DOOH for aesthetics, dermatology & med spas

    A turnkey media plan for the one category where appearance is the purchase trigger. Reach injectable, derm, and cosmetic-surgery prospects in the salons, gyms, malls, and point-of-care rooms where the decision actually happens — then geo-fence every clinic to close the loop.

    170B+
    Monthly impressions across appearance-adjacent venues
    21+
    Verified venue types — salons, gyms, malls, point-of-care, billboards
    2.5 mi
    Default geo-fence radius around each clinic address
    0
    Account-suspension risk vs. Meta / TikTok / Google

    30-second primer

    Why aesthetics is a DOOH-native category

    Channel that survives the restrictions

    Meta, TikTok, and Google routinely block before-and-after creative, procedure language, and medical claims — and suspend accounts that push it. DOOH is contextually self-regulating: a Botox ad in a salon, a filler ad in a gym, a derm-screening reminder at point-of-care. Premium creative runs at scale, no appeals queue.

    Context beats cookies for appearance

    Aesthetics prospects decide in front of mirrors, after workouts, between blow-outs, and walking past Sephora. DOOH places the brand inside those exact rooms — something behavioral retargeting can only approximate after the fact.

    Built around the clinic footprint

    Point + radius targeting around every practice address. Layer in audience cohorts for HHI $150K+, premium-skincare buyers, fitness-club members, and life-event triggers — engagements, reunions, milestone birthdays.

    Closed-loop to consultation booking

    Mobile-ID retargeting from screen exposure to clinic visit and consultation form. Attribution that ties impression to lead without relying on the patient self-reporting "I saw your billboard."

    Four ways to run it

    Use cases by sub-vertical

    Med spas & injectables

    Botox, filler, lip enhancement, neuromodulators. Reach beauty-conscious women 25–54 inside the salons, blow-dry bars, and gyms where appearance decisions already live — then close the loop with a 2.5-mile geo-fence around the clinic for retargeting.

    SalonsGymsMallsUrban Panels

    Dermatology clinics

    Medical and cosmetic derm — acne, rosacea, eczema, skin cancer screening, mole checks. Point-of-care, pharmacy, and doctor-office screens deliver 15–45 minutes of captive attention to consumers actively managing skin conditions.

    Doctor's OfficesPharmaciesPoint of CareOffice Buildings

    Cosmetic & plastic surgery

    Rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, body contouring, facelifts. High-consideration, affluent-targeted DOOH inside premium malls, luxury retail corridors, executive office lobbies, and country-club-adjacent billboards.

    MallsOffice BuildingsBillboardsLobby

    Skincare & rx-grade product launches

    Prestige skincare, prescription topicals, peptide and growth-factor lines. Drive shelf intent at premium grocery, beauty retail, and pharmacy aisles while building brand equity on urban panels in beauty-dense ZIPs.

    PharmaciesSalonsGroceryUrban Panels

    Where it runs

    The aesthetics venue stack

    Eight verified venue types form the spine of every aesthetics plan. Tighten or widen the mix per clinic footprint, demographic, and procedure mix.

    Salons & blow-dry bars
    30–60 min captive beauty audience
    Gyms & fitness studios
    Body-conscious, high-HHI, daily frequency
    Malls & luxury retail
    Affluent women 25–54 in consideration loop
    Pharmacies & point-of-care
    Active skin & wellness management mindset
    Doctor's offices
    15–45 min captive medical waiting rooms
    Office buildings & lobbies
    Professional decision-makers with PTO
    Urban panels
    Beauty-dense ZIPs, walkable corridors
    Billboards
    Sustained brand awareness around clinic geos

    The actual screens

    What it looks like in market

    Real DOOH screens from the verified aesthetics venue stack — salons, gyms, malls, point-of-care, lobbies, and pharmacies. Every placement on the plan is a real, named, verified screen.

    Salons digital out-of-home screen by Geometria
    At the salon
    Gyms digital out-of-home screen by Zoom
    Members at the gym
    Malls digital out-of-home screen by Brookfield
    Female shoppers at the mall
    Doctor Offices digital out-of-home screen by Patientpoint
    Patients in the waiting room
    Pharmacies digital out-of-home screen by Pursuant Health
    Pharmacies
    Lobby digital out-of-home screen by Executive Channel Network
    Business professionals at the office
    Gyms digital out-of-home screen by Vengo
    Members at the gym (2)
    Malls digital out-of-home screen by Jcdecaux France
    Female shoppers at the mall (2)

    Ready to put your practice on every appearance-driven screen?

    Get platform access and we'll build a clinic-by-clinic plan with verified inventory, audience layering, and consultation-level attribution.

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